Yemen National Anthem

the story of SOUTH YEMEN

the story of SOUTH YEMEN 

In 1990, SOUTH YEMEN united with its neighbour NORTH YEMEN.

After the conditions of the agreement were not met, and the evil intentions of the northern dictator Ali Abdullah Saleh now clear, the southern leaders declared an end to the unity, and war broke out in 1994 resulting in the defeat of the outnumbered and weakened southern military.

Since then, a growing movement called THE PEACEFUL SOUTHERN MOVEMENT has spread across the whole of the south. Their aim, which is to be achieved through peaceful means, is a regain of independence and a re-establishment of their own state.

This is a little video I made to describe the situation in the south.

Hope you enjoy it!

History Book Of Yemen

History Book Of Yemen

Smoking,, the slow killer

                               Smoking,, the slow killer

We all wonder of those people who refuse to live happy and healthy life, they choose to live miserable life intentionally! They want to commit slow suicide, you may ask your self whom are they, they are the smokers. 

As we know that our age is full of experiments and discoveries, these experiments may become one day a bad or fatal habits that lead people to death. Smoking is considered one of those habits. 

Unfortunately, that most smokers know that this unpleasant habit causes many diseases to them. Perhaps you would care to know that it has an adverse effect on lymph nodes, pituitary glands, nerves centers, heart, blood pressure and lungs, regardless of its fiscal disadvan***es.

How to quit smoking? 

These are practical steps, but we need deeds not words:

* Delay the usual time of smoking, e.g. if you are smoking every day at morning, try to delay it to the afternoon, then try again to delay it to the night. The desire of smoking will reduce gradually.

* Try to avoid the places or attitudes that remind you with smoking. Most likely, you will be longing for smoking but you have to hold your horses.

* learn new hobbies and sports to fill your time as a trial to distraction from smoking.

In fact, they are more and more ways to quit smoking, but we want to notice that you have to put in your consideration the appropriate time and place, not to mention the praying and ask Allah to help you. If you do it, you will be obedient to Allah and held in respect from all people.

Finally, we hope that all smokers quit smoking and choose to live the happy and healthy life both now and in the hereafter. May the grace and peace of Allah be with you.

"Supersize Me" Blog Assignment

"Supersize Me" Blog Assignment

 

In the movie "supersize me," Morgan Spurlock tries a one month long experiment. What was

.the purpose of his experiment

.This is because the film teaches people eating at McDonald's damage

_______________________________________________________________________

.What guidelines/ rules did he follow in the experiment

30 days
Breakfast and lunch and dinner three times a day
McDonald's everything

_______________________________________________________________________

.What kinds of physical and emotional effects did the McDonald's diet have on him

.He was tired and sad and fat and high blood pressure

_________________________________________________________________

What did you think about the movie? Will watching this movie change the way you eat? Explain why or why not

Yes
because the film warns people from eating harmful to human health

.I do not like fasst food

Three people I look up to

.Some one in my life that inspires me-

.This one is Salem who is my cosin

.Salem helps me with every thing I need in life

Came to the  airport

 .Salem also gives he great advice on life choices

.Salem helps my learn English on the weekends

Someone living and famous that inspires me-

.AbuBaker Salem Abu Asil

Singer and composer and a poet and a writer from the province of Hadramout

Has achieved great success at the level of the Arabian Peninsula and the Arab world

.A great leader or thinker from the past that inspires me-

.Contemporary poet Hussein Al Mihdhar

.memorized the Quran-

.Of the family known In Hadramoutوmout-

.When the hair at the age of 14 years-

Kingdom Al Saud

Kingdom Al SaudKings of Saudi Arabia

My mother أمي

My mother

Mothers are the lovely and greatest persons in the life. I love my mother because she is the one who born me. Always she take care for me .she stayed a wake all the time to make sure that I'm ok; she got tired all the day for my comfort. She spent her age to grow me up. When I was a child, she was feeding me. Usually, my mother advice me and help me to give me the good things from her life's experience

I love you my mother

أمــــــي

الأمهات هن أحب وأعظم الأشخاص في الحياة. أحب امي لأنها هي التي ولدتني. دائماً تعتني بي. بقيت متيقضةً طوال الوقت لتتأكد من انني بخير. تعبت طوال يومها لراحتي. قضت عمرها لتربيتي. كانت تطعمني عندما كنت طفلاً. عادةً ما تنصحني امي وتساعدني للحصول على ما هو جيد من تجربتها في الحياة.

أحبكِ يا امي

Vancouver trip

Vancouver trip

I went when my cousin in Vancouver
Lives in Richmond, about Richmondan Down Town Vancouver about 27 minutes Sky Train.

I went on Wednesday, 17/05/2012
5:00 pm Ferre I was met at my cousin Ferre

Thursday at 4:00 pm
 I went to the Down Town to the mosque to pray and after the prayer I went to a Lebanese restaurant
Was very cool and after Makharjt from the restaurant was now 8:40 p.m.
And returned to the mosque and the mosque in Hlst to 11:00 pm
 I went to the house of my cousin

On Friday 11:30 on
Is the Muslim festival
I went to the Down Town to the mosque to pray the Friday prayer
I came out of the mosque 2:00 pm
I went to the restaurant and I and my cousin and his friend
After lunch he went to university was born my uncle taught you a little
I went with his friend to Star Books
And we sat down to 5:00 pm
On Saturday, Sunday wa sat in the house
On Monday, she returned to Victoria
Was a wonderful trip



Yemen - Hadramout

Ḥaḍramawt

  Hadramout  is a historical region of the south Arabian Peninsula along the Gulf of Aden in the Arabian Sea, extending eastwards from Yemen to the borders of the Dhofar region of Oman.

Is the largest provinces of  Hadramout  Yemen, where occupies 36% of the area of ​​the Republic of Yemen. It occupies large areas of the coast of the Arabian Sea along the coast where canceled about 450 km, also occupies part of the Empty Quarter desert.Hadramout consists of 30 directorate and its capital is the city of Mukalla and largest city, and Mukalla came in third place among the most important cities in Yemen after Sanaa and Aden.

Bordered to the north by Saudi Arabia to the south by the Arabian Sea on the north western provinces, and on the east to the west by the province of skilled Shabwa. And away from the limits of the capital Sanaa (794) kilometers. [1].

The area of ​​ Hadramout  about 193.032 square kilometers and an estimated population of more than 2 million people, but that the main characteristics of population migration are the migrants with a population of more than 14 million expatriates around the Persian Gulf states and East Asia and other regions of the world.

Known for the majority of the population of Hadramout trade-migration of many of its people long ago, so we find that the main characters are the businessmen and investors, where there are a million and a quarter of the businessmen and investors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are Houdarm or assets Houdrmah, not to mention Southeast Asia and the rest of the world.

Also contributed to Elhoudarm expatriates in Saudi Arabia to establish the national economy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the countries of Southeast Asia such as India, Malaysia and Indonesia.

Pictures of some areas of Hadramout

Seiyun

Shibam 

 Wadi Doan

tareem

Mukalla

Alsheher

Al-hami

Video from Hadramout

Welcome to Yemen

Welcome to Yemen

Yemen is Arabia's Undiscovered gem. It is a country where you can find the world's oldest skyscrapers, spectacular mountaintop villages, pristine coral reefs, and stunningly gorgeous trees unseen anywhere else on earth. You can journey through one of the world's largest expanse of sand, or marvel at greenery so lush you'd wonder if you were in Arabia. 

This is a country that breaths history through every pore, not only through its ancient ruins and monuments, but also through its traditions and culture which remain a part of everyday life. 

Yet so little is known about the Real Yemen, that when visitors travel across the country, it is almost always a beautiful voyage of discovery. 


From the breathtaking ancient skyscrapers of Shibam to the traditional Suqs of Sana'a and the unspoiled natural beauty of Socotra, you will learn a lot about what Yemen has to offer. 

To Socotra Island

 To Socotra Island

Socotra is one of those “lost world” islands (separated from the world six million years ago) where intrepid travelers - particularly those seeking  exotic nature and wildlife in a remote tropical setting - can go days on end without rubbing shoulders with that less -than-endangered species…tourists.


Known for decades as the Galapagos of the Indian Ocean, it’s the world’s tenth richest island for endemic plant species. And the biggest island in the Middle East 125 kilometers in length and 45 kilometers across.


Meanwhile the landscape is one of contrasts, for example, it has isolated nature preserves with dazzling wildlife (including 900 species of plants, and the famous Dragon’s Blood Tree “dracaena cinnabara” and the some of rarest birds that exist nowhere else in the world), and picturesque sandy beaches.  


Photos and video of the island of Socotra

Socotra is home to more than 800 species of plants, some 240 of which are endemic to the island, and there are certainly many more plant species that have yet to be discovered. The climate is harsh, hot and dry, and yet - the most amazing plant life thrives there.

A Dragon’s Blood Tree (Dracaena cinnabari) is seen in front of the Skund mountains on the island of Socotra, Yemen. The tree is so named because any injury to the bark results in a deep red liquid excreting from the scar – compared in the past to the "Blood of Dragons".

The branches spread out into the sky and from below appear to hover over the landscape like so many flying saucers... and from above they have a distinct mushroom look.
 

an proportions grows against a limestone rock face on the island of Socotra. The plants are one of over 300 plant species endemic to the island.

Birds of a unique
Birds of Socotra to form multi-species environment features a diversity of nature, and watch the bird species is not hard, they fly close to the visitor and the trees in the sea water surrounding the island.
The island hosts more than 179 species of birds, including 25 rare species live in 32locations on the island, and six species of endemic birds unique to Socotra without otherparts of the world. The unique species of insects, including butterflies the day of the 15endemic species and butterflies of the night, and includes 60 species along with 100 species of insects last 80 of which are private Bsagtry.
In 2000 declared Socotra a nature reserve, and adopted within 23 nature reserves have been allocated $ 10 million provided by the Global Environment Facility of the UnitedNations, and in 2008 announced that the World Heritage Committee of the International Organization for Education, Science and Culture of the United Nations «UNESCO»officially join the Socotra Archipelago to the World Heritage List. 

History of Yemen

Yemen is one of the oldest centers of civilization in the Near East.^[1] Its relatively fertile land and adequate rainfall in a moister climate helped sustain a stable population, a feature recognized by the ancient Greek geographer Ptolemy, who described Yemen as Eudaimon Arabia (better known in its Latin translation, Arabia Felix) meaning "fortunate Arabia" or Happy Arabia.

The Nomadic Semites from the Yemeni desert regions (Rub' al Khali and Sayhad) migrated to the North, settling Akkad, later penetrating Mesopotamia,^[2]eventually conquering Sumer by 2300 BCE, and assimilating the Amorites of Syria.

Some scholars^[who?] believe that Yemen remains the only region in the world that is exclusively Semitic, meaning that Yemen historically did not have any non–Semitic-speaking people. Yemeni Semites derived their Musnad script by the 12th to 8th centuries BCE, which explains why most historians date all of the ancient Yemeni kingdoms to the 12th to 8th centuries BCE.

Between the 12th century BCE and the 6th century CE, it was dominated by six successive civilizations which rivaled each other, or were allied with each other and controlled the lucrative spice trade: M'ain, Qataban, Hadhramaut, Awsan, Saba and Himyarite.^[3] Islam arrived in 630^{[citation needed]} CE, and Yemen became part of the  Muslim realm and was mostly Arabized