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al-ʿAbbāsī al-ʿAlawī, ʿAlī b. Muḥammad b. ʿUbaydallāh

–

ʿAbbāsid bandits

ʿAbd al-ʿAlīm, ʿAbdallāh

–

ʿAbd al-Nāṣir, Jamāl

ʿAbd al-Salām, Muḥammad

,

al-ʿAbdalī, Samīr

ʿAbdallāh b. al-Ḥasan Ḥamīd al-Dīn (prince)

al-ʿAbīsa (tribe)

Abraha (viceroy of Yemen)

Abū Ghānim, Faḍl

,

Abū Laḥūm, Muḥammad

Abū Laḥūm, Sinān

autobiography

,

,

,

on conferences, tribal

,

–

on economic crisis

in politics

,

on post-election alienation

–

and Ṣāliḥ

,

–

,

on unification

on War of the Central Areas

Abū Nushṭān, Muḥsin

,

Abū Rās, Amīn

,

,

,

Abū Rās, Fāṭima

Abū Rās, Ṣādiq

,

Abū Shawārib, ʿAskar

Abū Shawārib, bayt

–

Abū Shawārib, Mujāhid

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

Abū Shawārib, Yaḥyā

,

–

,

,

Abū Sudayrah, Ṭaha

Abū ʿUbayd, Bushayt

Abyan

,

,

activism

,

,

,

–

,

,

See also

conferences, tribal

Aden

airport

–

al-Bīḍ’s retreats to

,

,

,

,

civil war of 1994 in

–

economic crisis

Military College

See also

Yemeni Socialist Party (ysp)

Adra, Najwa

Aeschylus

ʿAfāfīsh (loyalists of president Ṣāliḥ)

ʿAfāsh (clan)

–

,

agency

,

–

,

,

agriculture

,

ahl al-bayt (descendants of the Prophet). See

sayyids

Aḥmad b. Yaḥyā Ḥamīd al-Dīn (imam)

,

,

–

,

,

–

al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

about

–

autobiography

,

,

“blackening” of tribal reputation

,

and family feud

and Dhū ʿAybān*

and Dhū Shirārī* vengeance

–

escorts of

,

,

Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar attempts to retaliate against

–

al-Mudarrij, crossing

–

murder of Ḥaydar, Aḥmad

,

rifles of clearance offered by

vengeance directed towards

–

,

–

,

and al-Fāyiz

and Ḥāshid

,

,

lineage

and Mujāhid

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

–

murder of father of

–

politics

and ʿAlī Muḥsin

,

–

and Bakīl

,

,

and al-Bīḍ

civil war of 1960s

,

civil war of 1994

,

Consultative Council

,

,

elections of 1993

,

General Council of Yemeni Tribes

and al-Ḥamdī

,

–

al-Iryānī, resignation of

,

Iṣlāḥ party

,

,

and Islamic Front

–

military mobilizations

Muslim Brothers

political ambitions

–

,

Sabaʾ Conference

–

,

–

and Ṣāliḥ ( see

Ṣāliḥ, relationship with and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

)

and Saudis

–

,

,

,

,

,

“shaykh of shaykhs of Yemen” (shaykh mashāyikh al-yaman)

,

on socialism

–

,

and Sunni Islamism

,

,

,

–

Taḍāmun Conference

on unification

–

,

–

and Zaydism

on Sufyān

wealth

,

See also

Islamic Front (al-Jabha al-Islāmiyya)

al-Aḥmar, ʿAlī b. Qāsim

al-Aḥmar, ʿAlī Muḥsin

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

,

–

attempt on life of

and Brigade, Fifth

–

and Change Revolution

escape to Saudi Arabia

and Iṣlāḥ party

,

and Mujāhid

,

,

,

–

,

–

and Muslim Brotherhood

,

,

,

–

,

and radical groups

Ṣaʿda wars

,

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

,

succession of presidency

–

,

,

–

and Sunni Islamism

,

throws hat on ground

See also

First Armoured Division (al-Firqa al-Awlā Madarraʿ)

al-Aḥmar, bayt

about

–

and Aḥmad Ḥamīd al-Dīn (imam)

and al-ʿAwjarī, bayt

difference from bayt Ḥaydar

,

,

downfall of

–

lineage

reputation of

and Ṣāliḥ

,

and Saudi Arabia

seizing of home of

,

–

and Taḍāmun Conference

vengeance directed towards

,

,

and yar

–

Zaydism

See also

family feud (Ḥaydar vs. al-Aḥmar)

;

al-ʿUṣaymāt (tribe)

;

specific members of the al-Aḥmar family

al-Aḥmar, Ḥamīd b. ʿAbdallāh

and Change Revolution

destruction of ancestral home

elections of 1993

property

and Ṣāliḥ

,

vengeance directed towards

,

–

wealth

,

,

al-Aḥmar, Ḥamīd b. Nāṣir

al-Aḥmar, Ḥusayn b. ʿAbdallāh

and Change Revolution

destruction of ancestral home

and Popular Army

property

travels through Sufyān

vengeance directed towards

,

–

al-Aḥmar, Ḥusayn b. Nāṣir

,

,

–

al-Aḥmar, Ṣādiq b. ʿAbdallāh

ambush of

,

,

–

,

–

and Change Revolution

destruction of ancestral home

property

vengeance directed towards

,

–

Ahmar Group Holding conglomerate

Aḥzāb al-Liqāʾ al-Mushtarak (the Joint Meeting Parties, jmp)

Āl ʿAmmār (tribe)

Āl Sālim (tribe)

al-ʿAlīmī, Rashād

,

,

–

Alon, Yoav

,

ʿAmāliqa (“Giants”) Brigade

,

–

,

al-ʿAmashiyya

ambush of Ḥaydar, Aḥmad

–

banditry in

and Iṣlāḥ party summit of 1992

landscape

,

lion of

,

topography

–

,

tribes

See also

al-Mudarrij

amnesty

–

ʿAmrān city

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

ʿAmrān conference

–

,

ʿAmrān province

and al-Aḥmar, Ḥamīd

Bakīl Conference

elections of 1993

,

and family feud

and Ḥūthī movement

,

military sent to

raids in

–

road

Saʿd, ʿAlī* in

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

Talāḥum Conference

,

topography

–

See also

highway between Sanaa and Ṣaʿda

;

al-Mudarrij

;

Sufyān (territory)

al-ʿAmrī, Muqbil

,

al-ʿAmrī, Yaḥyā

al-ʿAnad airbase

–

,

,

Anṣār Allāh. See

Ḥūthī movement

anthropology, social

–

,

–

,

–

,

Antigone (Sophocles)

Arab Afghans

,

Arab Cooperation Council (acc)

Arab nationalism

,

Arab Spring protests

Arabian Peninsula

–

al-ʿArashī, ʿAbd al-Karīm

,

Arḥab (tribe)

,

,

armed forces

First Brigade

,

–

Second Brigade

–

Third Brigade

,

–

Fifth Brigade

,

–

Seventh Brigade

–

ʿAmāliqa (“Giants”) Brigade

,

–

,

Baʾ Ṣuhayb Brigade

,

deployment of, in highland

Firqa ( see

First Armoured Division (al-Firqa al-Awlā Madarraʿ, Firqa)

)

and al-Ḥamdī

infiltration of

,

merging of northern and southern

,

,

,

Popular Army (jaysh shaʿbī)

,

,

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

Soviet weapon deal

,

tawẓīf

,

–

,

,

–

See also

Islamic Front (al-Jabha al-Islāmiyya)

armed raids (maghāzī)

,

,

–

,

ʿaṣabiyya (partisanship)

,

,

al-Asad, Ḥāfiẓ

ʿashāʾiriyya (tribalism)

al-ʿAṣl

–

assassinations

of Abū Nushṭān, Muḥsin

of Abū Rās, Amīn

,

of Abū Shawārib, Yaḥyā

,

–

,

,

of al-Aḥmar, Ḥusayn b. Nāṣir

–

of ʿAybān, Muḥsin Muṭlaq*

–

Bayḥān massacre

,

,

,

,

of al-Ḍumaynī, ʿAbd al-Salām

of al-Ghādir, Nājī

of al-Ghashmī

of Hamadān, Ḥamīd

–

,

,

of al-Ḥamdī brothers

of Ḥaydar, Aḥmad ( see

Ḥaydar, Aḥmad: assassination of

)

of Ḥaydar, Ḥāmis

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

of Ḥaydar, Ḥasan

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

of Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

of al-Ḥūthī, Ḥusayn

–

,

,

,

,

of Jamīl, ʿAlī Ṣaghīr

–

of leftist shaykhs and politicians

,

,

–

,

,

,

of Ṣāliḥ, ʿAlī ʿAbdallāh

–

,

of Shirārī, Muṣliḥ*

–

after Talāḥum Conference

–

of ysp members

,

,

See also

executions

;

homicide

asylum (ḥaqq al-rabāʿ)

–

al-ʿAṭṭās, Ḥaydar Abū Bakr

,

authoritarianism

,

–

autobiographies

,

,

See also

biographies

autonomy

–

ʿAwaḍ (tribe)

al-ʿAwāḍī, Faḍl ʿAbdallāh

,

al-ʿAwjarī, Ḥāmis

al-ʿAwjarī, Muḥammad

Awlād ʿAlī (tribe)

ʿAwlaqī (tribe)

awrāq mukhwa (tribal mutual assistance pacts)

ʿayb. See disgrace (ʿayb)

ʿAybān, Muḥsin Muṭlaq*

–

al-ʿAynī, Muḥsin

ʿAzīz, Ṣaghīr b.

–

,

Bā Wazīr, ʿAbdallāh Sālim

Bakīl (tribal confederation)

bedouinization

–

civil war of 1994

,

,

,

Corrective Movement of 13 June

and Dhū ʿAybān*

–

and gpc

and Ḥāshid

–

,

–

,

,

,

and Ḥaydar, Aḥmad

,

–

and Ḥūthī movement

,

and Mujāhid

,

–

and ndf

,

,

–

,

political influence of

–

,

raiding by

and Sabaʾ Conference

and Ṣāliḥ

–

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

senior shaykh, position of

Talāḥum Conference

–

,

territory

tribes of, overview

–

,

vengeance groups

and ysp

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

See also

Ḥaydar, bayt

;

Sufyān (tribal society)

;

specific tribes

Bakīl Conference

al-Bakr, Bashīr

banditry

–

,

,

,

See also

looting

Banī Ḍabyān

Banī Ḥārith

Banī Ḥushaysh (tribe)

,

Banī Nawf (tribe)

Banī Ṣuraym (tribe)

,

,

,

Banī ʿUwayr (tribe)

Banū Hāshim

–

al-Baqrī, Sayf

,

al-Bashīrī, ʿAbdallāh

–

al-Baṣrāwī, Muḥammad ʿAbd al-Raḥman

Bauman, Zygmunt

Bayḥān massacre

,

,

,

,

bayt (house)

See also

al-Aḥmar, bayt

;

Ḥaydar, bayt

Bedouins

,

–

,

al-Bīḍ, ʿAlī Sālim

about

–

boycotts

,

,

and civil war of 1994

,

,

and Mujāhid ( see

al-Bīḍ, ʿAlī Sālim, relationship with Mujāhid

)

retreats to Aden

,

,

,

,

and Sabaʾ Conference

–

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

secession, declaration of

,

and shaykhs, northern

,

–

,

,

,

tried for treason

al-Bīḍ, ʿAlī Sālim, relationship with Mujāhid

in general

allied against Ṣāliḥ

–

,

and Bakīl

–

and civil war of 1994

–

,

and elections of 1993

–

importance for Mujāhid

–

and Sabaʾ Conference

Talāḥum party

–

talks leaked to Ṣāliḥ

Bin ʿAzīz, Ḥamūd

Bin Ḥussaynūn, Ṣāliḥ Abū Bakr

Bin Laden, Osama

,

,

Bin Muʿaylī, Muḥsin b. ʿAlī

Bin Shamlān, Fayṣal

,

biographies

,

–

,

–

,

See also

autobiographies

black and white, notions of

in general

disgrace (ʿayb)

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

stigmatized (maḥrūq)

–

,

,

See also

honour (sharaf)

Black Mountain. See

Jabal Aswad

Black people

–

blood custodian (walī al-dam)

blood feuds

,

,

–

See also

feuding

blood money (diya)

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

blood vengeance (thaʾr)

–

See also

vengeance

Blumi, Isa

borders

in general

–

border war of 1972

border war of 1979

,

Dhū Shirārī* conflict

–

with Saudi Arabia

,

,

,

,

,

–

al-ʿUṣaymāt conflicts

,

–

,

,

Bourdieu, Pierre

,

boycotts

,

,

brigandage

–

,

Bruck, Gabriele vom

–

,

Būmadyan, Hawwārī

al-Buqʿa

,

,

,

–

Būrqība, Ḥabīb

Burrowes, Robert D.

–

Carapico, Sheila

Caton, Steven

,

Central Areas, War of the. See War of the Central Areas (ḥarb al-Manāṭiq al-Wusṭā)

Change Revolution

,

–

,

,

,

Chelhod, Joseph

chivalry (shahāma)

civil war (1960s)

–

,

,

,

,

,

See also revolution of 1962

civil war (1994)

in general

–

in Aden

–

,

–

,

ʿAmrān city

–

al-ʿAnad airbase

–

,

,

and Bakīl

,

,

,

Dhamār

Jabal Aswad, battle of

–

,

and Mujāhid

–

,

–

,

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

–

,

,

–

,

and shaykhs

–

and Sufyān

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

and ysp

,

–

,

colonial rule

communism

See also

Marxists

;

socialism

compensation

blood money (diya)

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

for bodily injury

and gift economy

for not running in elections

–

conferences, tribal

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

See also

specific conferences

Connell, Raewyn

Constitutional Revolution (1948)

–

,

,

contraband

Cooperson, Michael

corpses

,

,

,

,

,

,

Corrective Movement of 13 June

–

See also

13 June Movement

corruption

coup attempts

,

,

Crater, Aden

,

crime

banditry

–

,

,

,

looting

–

,

,

–

,

–

See also

law

; tribal customary

law (ʿurf)

cross-dressing

–

customary law. See

tribal customary law (ʿurf)

al-Ḍabyānī, Aḥmad ʿUbād Sharīf

al-Ḍaḥḥāk

al-Ḍaḥḥāk, Mabkhūt

Dahm (tribe)

depicted

qualities of

raiding by

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

,

al-Ḍalʿaī, Aḥmad

dam of Maʾrib

Dammāj

,

Dammāj, Zayd Muṭīʿ,

Dār al-Ḥadīth al-Khayriyya

,

Darb Zayd

Dāris, ʿAbdallāh Nājī

,

,

al-Dawsari, Nadwa

dawshān (tribal herald)

–

,

Day, Stephen W.

,

democracy

–

,

–

,

–

demonstrations

–

al-Dhahab, ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz

Dhamār

,

,

,

Dhaybān, Aḥmad ʿAbdallāh Ḥusayn

Dhī Bīn

Dhū Aḥmad (tribe)

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

–

Dhū ʿAybān* (tribe)

assassination of Aḥmad Ḥaydar

–

assassination of Ḥaydar Ḥaydar

–

,

conflict with bayt Ḥaydar

–

,

–

,

,

expulsion of

–

,

–

and Ḥūthī movement

Dhū Farʿa (tribe)

Dhū Ḥasan (tribe)

Dhū Ḥusayn (tribe)

,

Dhū Khayrān (tribe)

Dhū Muḥammad (tribe)

Dhū Qāsim (tribe)

,

Dhū Raʿdān (tribe)

Dhū Shahwān (tribe)

–

,

,

Dhū Shirārī* (tribe)

–

Dhū Ṣumaym (tribe)

Dīb, Faraj Allāh Ṣāliḥ

dignity (jāh)

disgrace (ʿayb)

of Dhū ʿAybān*

gifts, not accepting

homicide

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

and honour

,

displacement

,

dīwān (reception or business room)

,

–

,

–

diya (blood money)

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

Document of Pledge and Accord (dpa)

–

Dostal, Walter

Dresch, Paul

,

,

dress codes

Dughsān, Ṣāliḥ Hindī

al-Ḍumaynī, ʿAbd al-Salām

Dunbar, Charles F.

Durkheim, Émile

,

dynastic rule

education

of Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar Aḥmad Ibn

–

,

of Mujāhid

–

,

,

–

,

Egyptian army

,

Eickelman, Dale

eleven-fold penalties (ḥukm al-muḥaddash)

,

,

,

emirs

Empty Quarter

enlistment (tawzīf)

,

–

,

,

–

equality

estates

–

,

,

,

,

ethnography

–

,

–

executions

,

See also

assassinations

extradition

face veils

–

al-Faḍlī, Ṭāriq

family feud (Ḥaydar vs. al-Aḥmar)

about

,

–

,

after Mujāhid’s return from exile

–

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh ( see

al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh: and family feud

)

as blood feud

in general

,

–

and Abū Shawārib

–

assassination of Ḥasan

,

assassination of Ḥaydar

–

and Dhū Raʿdān

negative reciprocity

,

,

proxies used by al-Aḥmar

,

,

–

clearance deal

–

equation change (1987)

,

highway, role of

–

,

–

,

–

and Islamism

–

political context of

1970s

–

1980s

in general

,

elections of 1993

–

Ṣāliḥ’s influence on

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

Talāḥum Conference

truce suggested by Ṣāliḥ

–

tribal base, importance of

,

tribal customary law (ʿurf)

–

and tribal transcript

and vengeance

,

–

,

–

,

–

women’s role in

famine

al-Fāyiz, Mithqāl

,

federalism

feudalism (iqṭāʿiyya)

feuding

and anthropology, dark

–

blood feuds

,

,

–

and compensation

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

internal, in Sufyān

,

,

morality of

,

,

,

passion, aspect of

–

scholarship on

–

tribal customary law on

–

See also

family feud (Ḥaydar vs. al-Aḥmar)

;

vengeance

firāsa (physiognomy)

First Armoured Division (al-Firqa al-Awlā Madarraʿ, Firqa)

about

al-Ḥarf incident

–

,

–

and Ḥūthī movement

,

,

–

,

and Iṣlāḥ party summit of 1992

Jabal Aswad, battle of

,

–

Mujāhid visits headquarters of

–

,

–

northern battalion (katība)

Ṣaʿda wars

,

in Sufyān

,

–

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

Five-Year Plan, Second

The Fortress of Intrigues (Verhaegen)

free speech

funerals

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

Geertz, Clifford

,

Gellner, Ernest

genealogy

,

–

,

,

,

,

See also

sayyids

;

Zaydism

General People’s Congress (gpc)

about

,

–

after unification

–

,

,

–

and civil war of 1994

–

elections of 1993

,

elections of 2006

Mujāhid offered position in secretariat of

,

and Sabaʾ Conference

,

–

and shaykhs

–

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

See also

patronage

;

Ṣāliḥ, ʿAlī ʿAbdallāh

Gennep, Arnold van

,

al-Ghādir, Muḥammad b. Nājī

,

,

,

,

,

al-Ghādir, Nājī

,

,

,

al-Ghashmī, Aḥmad

,

,

,

al-Ghūlī, Muḥammad Yaḥyā

Gingrich, Andre

,

–

Giyat, Elia Bar Shalom

Glaser, Eduard

,

Gramsci, Antonio

,

graves

,

,

,

,

See also

Jassār (graveyard)

guarantors

,

,

,

,

guerrilla campaigns

,

Guha, Ranajit

Gulf Cooperation Council (gcc)

–

,

Gulf Crisis

,

,

Hādī, ʿAbd Rabbuh Manṣūr

,

,

,

,

al-Hādī ilā al-Ḥaqq, Yaḥyā (imam)

–

Ḥaḍramawt

,

,

–

,

Ḥajja (fortress)

al-Ḥajrī, Muḥammad b. Aḥmad

Hamadān, Ḥamīd

–

,

–

,

,

,

,

Hamadānī, Aḥmad ʿAlī

Hamdān b. Zayd (tribal confederation)

Hamdān Sanaa (tribe)

,

,

al-Hamdānī, Abū Muḥammad al-Ḥasan b. Aḥmad b. Yaʿqūb

–

,

,

al-Ḥamdī, ʿAbdallāh

,

,

al-Ḥamdī, Ibrāhīm

about

–

and Abū Rās, Amīn

,

ʿAmāliqa Brigade

,

–

,

assassination of

biography of

Corrective Movement of 13 June

–

and Ḥaydar, bayt

,

lineage

supporters of

,

See also

13 June Movement

Ḥamīd al-Dīn, ʿAbdallāh b. al-Ḥasan (prince)

Ḥamīd al-Dīn, Aḥmad b. Yaḥyā (imam)

,

,

–

,

,

–

Ḥamīd al-Dīn, Muḥammad al-Badr (imam)

Ḥamīd al-Dīn state

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

See also

Constitutional Revolution (1948)

Ḥamīd al-Dīn, Taqqiya (princess)

Ḥamīd al-Dīn, Yaḥyā (imam)

,

al-Ḥaqq party

–

,

,

,

,

Ḥaraḍ

al-Ḥarf

about

,

Muslim Brotherhood incident

–

,

,

–

Qishla

,

–

,

–

,

,

topography

Hargeisa

Hartley, John G.

,

al-Ḥashara

Ḥāshid (tribal confederation)

about

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

,

,

armed forces

,

and Bakīl

–

,

–

,

,

,

borders

–

and Constitutional Revolution (1948)

and Dhū Shirārī* vengeance

–

estates of shaykhs

genealogy

and Ḥūthī movement

Iṣlāḥ party summit

–

and murder of Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar

,

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

and Saudis

and Sunni Islamism

Taḍāmun Conference

tawẓīf

,

tribes of, overview

and vengeance for murder of Ḥaydar, Aḥmad

–

yar, domination of

,

,

,

and Zaydism

See also

al-Aḥmar, bayt

;

al-ʿUṣaymāt

Ḥawātma, Nāyif

Ḥaydar, ʿAbdallāh (nephew)

Ḥaydar, ʿAdnān b. Mujāhid

Ḥaydar, Aḥmad b. Qāʾid

and Abū Shawārib, Mujāhid

,

,

ambushed by Dhū ʿAybān*

–

assassination of

in general

–

as black disgrace (ʿayb)

,

and Dhū ʿAybān*

–

,

and family feud

memory of

Mujāhid learns of

–

parity not restored

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

,

,

,

succession

and civil war of 1960s

escorts and bodyguards of

–

,

,

,

–

financial resources

–

funeral

,

honour

–

,

–

and hostilities of 1977

and Islamism

–

military mobilizations

and Mujāhid as hostage

,

murder of sons, reaction to

–

,

,

and national reconciliation

–

photograph

pride

–

and Ṣāliḥ

,

–

in Sanaa

–

teaching Mujāhid

,

Ḥaydar, bayt

about

–

ancestors

and Dhū ʿAybān*

–

,

,

and Dhū Raʿdān

estate and houses

–

,

,

,

fierceness

–

financial resources

–

grief

,

hereditary leadership

highway, control of

,

,

,

,

honour

,

,

Imam, correspondence with

,

and lions

,

naming of sons

senior shaykhs coming from

vengeance

“whiteness”,

,

See also

family feud (Ḥaydar vs. al-Aḥmar)

;

specific members of Ḥaydar family

Ḥaydar, Fayṣal b. Aḥmad

,

,

,

,

Ḥaydar, Ḥāmis b. Aḥmad

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

Ḥaydar, Ḥasan b. Aḥmad

assassination of

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

grave

,

half brother of Mujāhid

vengeance for

–

Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar b. Aḥmad

assassination of

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

bravery

,

grave

,

half brother of Mujāhid

in ndf

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

photograph

,

and al-Shahwānī, Muṣliḥ

and vengeance

–

,

–

,

Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar (great-grandfather)

,

Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar b. Qāʾid

Ḥaydar, Mujāhid b. Aḥmad

agency

,

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

–

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

–

attempts on life of

–

,

,

–

bodyguards

–

estates of

,

,

exiles

liminality, state of

,

,

–

,

–

return from exile

–

in Saudi Arabia

,

–

seclusion

,

Sufyān during Mujāhid’s exiles

–

,

,

–

in Syria

,

,

,

–

financial resources

–

,

as hostage

in al-Ḥarf

–

,

,

memory of

obscurity of

in Sanaa

,

–

,

security hostage

,

in al-Jawf

–

,

,

,

as lieutenant

,

,

–

,

masculinity

–

and murder of Aḥmad

,

–

,

,

,

name

narrative of life

–

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

personal life

birth

childhood

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

communicating with author

–

,

–

defeated

–

doubts

education

–

,

,

–

,

grief

marriage

,

mother of

,

,

,

photograph

,

,

,

politics

and ʿAlī Muḥsin

,

,

,

–

,

–

and al-Bīḍ ( see

al-Bīḍ, ʿAlī Sālim, relationship with Mujāhid

)

civil war of 1994

–

,

–

,

elections of 1993

–

,

–

Firqa, visits headquarters of

–

,

–

gpc, offered position in

,

and Ḥūthī movement

,

–

,

,

,

in narrative of life of

–

national

–

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

and ndf

patronage

,

,

,

,

“proud refusal” (ibāʾ)

–

,

republicanism

,

Ṣaʿda wars

–

,

–

and Ṣāliḥ ( see

Ṣāliḥ, relationship with Mujāhid

)

Sanaa meetings

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

Talāḥum Conference

–

,

–

qualities

appreciation of, by tribe

mediation skills

,

,

verbal skills

,

,

religious views

on Muslim Brothers

,

–

on Salafism

on Sunni Islamism

on Zaydism

,

–

reputation

–

and tribalism

appreciation from other shaykhs

and Bakīl

,

–

shaykhdom

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

succession of father

and Sufyān

,

–

transcript of tribalism

,

–

tribal customary law

–

,

and vengeance

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

,

–

violence experienced by

,

,

,

,

–

,

Ḥaydar, Qāʾid (grandfather)

,

,

Ḥaydar, Sufyān b. Mujāhid

Ḥaydar, Yāsīr b. Mujāhid

headwear

heroism of avengers

,

Herzfeld, Michael

highland Yemen. See

Yemen, highland

highway between Sanaa and Ṣaʿda

about

al-Aḥmar, Ḥusayn travels on

–

al-Aḥmar, Ṣādiq travels on

–

banditry

–

,

,

and family feud

–

,

–

,

–

importance for Sufyān

–

,

–

and Ṣaʿda wars

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

traffic, disruption of

–

,

,

,

upgrading of

–

See also

al-Mudarrij

Ḥijāz

hijra (place under special tribal protection)

See also

sanctuary

ḥilf (alliance)

Hill, Ginny

al-Ḥimyarī, Nashwān

Ḥimyarīs

al-Ḥirāk (protest movement)

,

Ḥirshān, Nājī

Ḥizb al-Ḥaqq (al-Ḥaqq party)

–

,

,

,

,

Hobsbawm, Eric

homicide

–

See also

assassinations

;

executions

honey

honour (sharaf)

and borders

and disgrace

,

of Ḥaydar, Aḥmad

–

,

–

and vengeance

–

,

–

,

and women

–

,

See also

black and white, notions of

;

disgrace (ʿayb)

hostage-taking

,

–

hostilities of 1977

,

houses, destruction of (iqtilāʿ)

,

Howell, Sally

Ḥubaysh, bayt

,

al-Ḥudayda province

al-Ḥumrān (al-Aḥmar tribal segment)

Ḥuṣn al-Dayma

Ḥūth

,

,

al-Ḥūthī, ʿAbd al-Malik

,

,

al-Ḥūthī, Ḥusayn

assassination of

,

,

,

,

,

and elections of 1993

leadership of Ḥūthī movement

,

,

refuge of

See also

Ḥūthī movement

Ḥūthī movement

and ʿAlī Muḥsin

–

,

–

,

–

ʿAmrān province, seizing of

and Bakīl

,

and Firqa

,

,

–

,

and Global War on Terror

and Ḥaydar, Fayṣal

and Mujāhid

,

–

,

,

,

and Muslim Brothers

as protest movement

and Ṣāliḥ

–

,

,

,

–

,

strategy of

–

and Sufyān

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

ṣumūd (“steadfastness”)

and Zaydism

,

–

See also

Ṣaʿda wars

Hydra

Ibn al-Aḥmar

–

Ibn Ḥājib

Ibn Ḥājib, brother of

Ibn Ḥaydar

,

–

,

Ibn Ḥubaysh

Ibn Khaldūn

Ibn Kubās

Ibn Nusʿa

Ibn Shājiaʿ, Muḥammad

Ibrahim, Saad Eddin

iconoclasm

ʿilb tree

,

Imamate

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

See also

Constitutional Revolution (1948)

;

specific Imams, e.g. Aḥmad b. Yaḥyā Ḥamīd al-Dīn

Inhorn, Marcia C.

insanity

integration, permanent (ṣaḥb)

,

al-ʿIrāqī (shaykh of Hamdān al-Jawf)

al-Iryānī, ʿAbd al-Raḥman

,

,

Isidoros, Konstantina

Iṣlāḥ party

about

–

boycotting of referendum

civil war of 1994

,

elections of 1993

,

elections of 2006

–

Muslim Brotherhood wing

–

,

representation

Salafi wing

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

summit of 1992

–

Taḍāmun Conference

See also

Aḥzāb al-Liqāʾ al-Mushtarak (the Joint Meeting Parties, jmp)

;

Islamic Front (al-Jabha al-Islāmiyya)

Islam. See

Islamists

;

Muslim Brothers

;

Salafism

;

Sunni Islamism

;

Sunnism

Islamic Front (al-Jabha al-Islāmiyya)

about

civil war of 1994

and Iṣlāḥ party

and Ṣāliḥ

–

War of the Central Areas

,

,

,

,

See also

Iṣlāḥ party

Islamic law (sharīʿa)

–

,

,

,

,

Islamists

northern battalion (katība)

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

Popular Army (jaysh shaʿbī)

,

,

See also

Islamic Front (al-Jabha al-Islāmiyya)

;

Sunni Islamism

ʿIyāl Surayḥ (tribe)

,

,

,

,

–

,

ʿIyāl Yazīd (tribe)

Jabal Aswad

battle of (1978)

,

,

,

civil war of 1994

–

,

Fifth Brigade at

,

topography

–

,

Jabal Maflūq

,

,

Jamīl, ʿAlī Ṣaghīr

,

–

Jassār (graveyard)

,

,

,

,

,

Jawās, Thābit Muthannā

Jawb

,

–

al-Jawf province

about

highway

,

,

Maʾrib revolution

Mujāhid sent to

–

,

,

as political danger for Ṣāliḥ

southern armies in

Talāḥum Conference

–

Jeddah, Treaty of

,

–

Jews

al-Jifrī, ʿAbd al-Raḥman

,

,

Joint Meeting Parties (jmp)

Kaʿlān, Rubaysh

Karman, Safa

Kasper, Catherine M.

,

Kawkabān

Khalāqī, ʿAlī Ṣāliḥ

,

Khamir

–

,

,

,

al-Khamrī

,

Kharāb al-Marāshī

al-Kharāba

Khārif (tribe)

,

,

,

,

Khawlān b. ʿĀmir b Quḍāʿa (tribal confederation)

,

Khawlān al-Ṭiyāl (territory)

,

,

Khawlān al-Ṭiyāl (tribe)

,

,

,

See also

Bayḥān massacre

al-Khawm, ʿAlī b. ʿAlī

al-Khayriyya, Dār al-Ḥadīth

,

Khayrullah, Khayrullah

Khaywān

–

kidnappings

,

,

Kostiner, Joseph

Kunisch, Johannes

Lackner, Helen

land use

landholdings (arḍ)

law

Islamic law (sharīʿa)

–

,

,

,

,

state law

–

,

,

tribal customary law ( see

tribal customary law (ʿurf)

)

leadership

Lebanon war

,

–

Lévi-Strauss, Claude

Lewis, Oscar

,

libna (surface unit)

Lichtenthäler, Gerhard

life-writing. See

auto biographies

;

biographies

liminality

,

–

literariness

–

Local Development Associations (ldas)

locust trope

Longley Alley, April

looting

–

,

,

–

,

–

See also

banditry

al-Luqayya, ʿAbdallāh

Luqmān, Ḥamzah ʿAlī

Luqmān, Muḥammad ʿAlī

al-Maʿāmira (tribe)

madhhabs (schools of law)

–

See also

Salafism

;

Sunni Islamism

Madhḥij (tribe)

,

maghrib (time of evening prayer)

maḥsubiyya (set of patronage relations)

al-Majlis al-ʿĀmm li-l-Qabāʾil al-Yamaniyya (General Council of Yemeni Tribes)

al-Majlis al-Mawaḥḥad li-Qabāʾil Bakīl al-Yamaniyya (the United Council for Bakīl tribes of Yemen)

Manākha

al-Maqhafī, Ibrāhīm Aḥmad

Maqṣaʿ, ʿAlī

Marchand, Trevor

Maʾrib dam

Maʾrib revolution (1980s)

–

,

marriage

,

,

Martin, Denis-Constant

Marx, Karl

Marxists

,

See also

National Democratic Front (ndf)

;

People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (pdry)

;

socialism

masculinity

–

al-Masʿūdī, ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz

Maṭra

Mauss, Marcel

,

,

al-Mawlā, Saʿūd

mediation

about

killing of mediators

Mujāhid refuses

–

Mujāhid’s skills of

,

,

as preferred option for settling feuds

,

,

at Talāḥum Conference

memory

,

,

Middle Eastern studies

migrant workers

,

al-Mikhlāfī, ʿAbd al-Salām

military. See

armed forces

mines

,

al-Moliky, Gamal

morality

,

,

,

,

mowj opposition movement

,

–

al-Mudarrij

about

al-Aḥmar, Ṣādiq, travels through

–

bridges

hostilities of 1977

importance for bayt Ḥaydar

,

,

,

and Iṣlāḥ party summit

–

Ṣaʿda wars

,

,

See also

highway between Sanaa and Ṣaʿda

Muḥammad, ʿAlī Nāṣir

,

,

,

,

Muḥammad, Sālim Ṣāliḥ

Muḥammad al-Badr Ḥamīd al-Dīn (imam)

al-Mukallā

,

Munabbih (tribe)

,

Mundy, Martha

Muqarram

Murād (tribe)

,

,

,

,

,

murder. See

assassinations

;

executions

;

homicide

Murhiba (tribe)

Muslim Brothers

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

and ʿAlī Muḥsin

,

,

–

,

and Change Revolution

al-Ḥarf incident

–

,

,

–

Ḥaydar, Aḥmad, on

–

and Ḥūthī movement

and Iṣlāḥ party

,

–

,

and Islamic Front

and Mujāhid

,

–

and Ṣāliḥ

scientific institutes

and social justice

,

Muṣṭafā, Naṣr Ṭaha

Muʾtamar ʿĀmm li-l-Qabāʾil al-Yamaniyya (General Conference of Yemeni Tribes)

Muʾtamar Bakīl (Bakīl Conference)

Muʾtamar Sabaʾ li-l-Qabāʾil al-Yamaniyya (Sabaʾ Conference of the Yemeni Tribes)

,

,

–

,

Muʾtamar al-Taḍāmun li-l-Qabāʾil al-Yamaniyya (Solidarity Conference of the Yemeni Tribes)

–

,

,

Muʾtamar al-Talāḥum al-Waṭanī (National Cohesion Conference)

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

Nahd (tribe)

al-Naqīb, Aḥmad Abū Bakr

Naqīl al-Farḍa (mountain pass)

Naqīl al-Ghūla (mountain pass)

Nāṣir, ʿAlī

,

,

,

,

Nasirites

Nasser, Gamal Abdel (Jamāl ʿAbd al-Nāṣir)

national charter (mīthāq waṭanī)

,

,

National Democratic Front (ndf)

and activism

and Bakīl

,

,

–

,

border war of 1979

depicted

and Hamadān, Ḥamīd

–

,

–

and Ḥaydar, Aḥmad

,

,

and Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

and Muḥammad, ʿAlī Nāṣir

and Mujāhid

and patronage

–

,

political goal of

and royalists

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

–

,

,

–

and 13 June Movement

underground movement

–

War of the Central Areas

,

–

,

,

–

See also

13 June Movement

;

War of the Central Areas (ḥarb al Manāṭiq al-Wusṭā)

National Dialogue Committee

,

,

,

,

national reconciliation (al-muṣāliḥa al-waṭaniyya) (1970)

,

–

,

–

nationalism, Arab

,

neutral zones

Niebuhr, Carsten

,

Nihm (tribe)

Nimrān, ʿAlī al-Qiblī

al-Nims, Nāṣir

–

9/11 terrorist attacks

northern battalion (katība)

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

Nūbī, Muḥammad

,

Nuʿmān, Aḥmad Muḥammad

,

Nuʿmān, Yāsīn Saʿīd

Nūriyya, war of

,

–

,

,

,

,

oil

,

,

,

,

,

–

Oresteia (Aeschylus)

Ortner, Sherry

,

Owen, Roger

–

parity (musāwā)

–

,

,

–

,

patronage

about

,

of border shaykhs

and civil war of 1994

dependence created by

–

,

–

honour of refusing

,

–

maḥsubiyya (set of patronage relations)

Mujāhid refuses

,

,

,

,

of ndf-related shaykhs

–

,

and protection

–

from Saudis

,

and socialism

and war of Nūriyya

–

See also

wealth

People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (pdry)

border war of 1972

border war of 1979

,

Corrective Movement of 13 June

economic crisis

,

–

and Ḥaydar, bayt

,

and tribalism

yar rapprochement

,

,

,

–

See also

Aden

;

War of the Central Areas (ḥarb al-Manāṭiq al-Wusṭā)

;

Yemen

;

Yemen Arab Republic (yar)

;

Yemeni Socialist Party (ysp)

Phillips, Sarah

,

,

,

,

poetry

–

Popular Army (jaysh shaʿbī)

,

,

Porter, Ross

postcolonial studies

,

,

,

poverty

–

prayer

property redistribution

,

–

protection

–

,

,

–

protests

,

purity (naqāʾ)

Qābūs b. Said (Sultan of Oman)

qabyala (tribalness)

,

–

,

,

Qaddāl, Muḥammad Saʿīd

,

al-Qaddāl Bāshā

al-Qadhāfī, Muʿamar

,

Qāḍī (clan)

,

al-Qāḍī, ʿAlī ʿAbd Rabbih

qāḍīs (jurist-administrators, judges)

,

al-Qaeda

,

Qāʾid, ʿAlī ʿIzzī

,

al-Qamish, Ghālib Muṭahhar

Qāra (caves)

al-Qardaʿī, Aḥmad

,

al-Qardaʿī, ʿAlī Nāṣir

,

Qāsimī dynasty

,

,

qāt

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

–

al-Qaʿūd, ʿAbdallāh b. Yaḥyā

qawm (actively supportive group of men)

,

,

Qayfa (tribe)

al-Qayfī, Jabr

al-Quʿayṭī, ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz

al-Quʿayṭī, ʿAlī b. Ṣalāḥ

al-Quṣayr, Aḥmad

al-Qushaybī, Ḥamīd

racism

–

Raʿdān, Ṣāliḥ Dirham

Raʿdān family

,

Radfān

Radin, Paul

raids (maghāzī)

,

,

–

,

al-Rakiyya

–

Ranke, Leopold von

Rayma province

,

Rāziḥ

al-Razzāmī, ʿAbdallāh

redistribution of property

,

–

refugees

,

,

repression

Republic of Yemen (RoY). See

Yemen

republicanism

,

,

,

,

,

resistance (muʿāriḍa)

about

–

Change Revolution

,

–

,

,

,

in ethnographic scholarship, lack of

everyday acts of

and honour

,

–

local specificities

,

“proud refusal” (ibāʾ)

–

,

See also

agency

revolution of 1962

about

biographical writing after

–

destruction of houses during

vs. Islamism

and Sabaʾ Conference

and Ṣāliḥ

tribalism after

,

warrior shaykhs of

See also

Change Revolution

;

civil war (1960s)

;

Constitutional Revolution (1948)

rifles of clearance (banādiq al-ṣafw)

–

road. See

highway between Sanaa and Ṣaʿda

The Road to Sanaa (Karman and al-Moliky)

role models

royalists

–

,

,

Ruhm moiety

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

al-Ruwayshān, ʿAlī

Sabaʾ Conference

,

,

–

,

Saʿd, ʿAlī*

,

–

Ṣaʿda city

–

,

–

See also

highway between Sanaa and Ṣaʿda

Ṣaʿda province

dawshān

elections of 1993

Iṣlāḥ party summit

–

Iṣlāḥ representation in

as political danger for Ṣāliḥ

Ṣāliḥ in

southern armies in

tribal gathering in

Zaydism

–

,

Ṣaʿda wars

first

,

second

third

,

fourth

fifth

sixth

and elections of 2006

executions

and highway

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

and Mujāhid

–

,

–

and Ṣāliḥ

–

,

–

,

,

and succession of presidency

and Sufyān

,

,

,

See also

Ḥūthī movement

Saḥār (tribe)

,

Sahlins, Marshall

Salafism

and Change Revolution

Dammāj teaching centre

,

Iṣlāḥ party

,

and Islamic Front

loyalty to rulers

–

,

,

and Mujāhid

and Sufyān

–

and al-Zindānī

al-Salami, Khadija

,

Ṣāliḥ, Aḥmad

,

–

,

,

,

–

Ṣāliḥ, ʿAlī ʿAbdallāh

about

–

ʿAfāsh (clan)

–

,

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh ( see

Ṣāliḥ, relationship with and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

)

and al-Aḥmar, bayt

,

and al-Aḥmar, sons of

,

,

and ʿAmrān province

,

,

assassination attempt on

assassination of

,

,

biographical writing on

civil war of 1994

,

,

–

,

,

–

,

and Dahm

,

,

,

family feud, influence on

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

and Ḥaydar, Aḥmad (in general)

,

–

,

–

,

and Ḥaydar, Aḥmad, assassination of

,

,

,

,

,

Jabal Aswad, battle of

–

,

lineage

,

looting

–

,

and Mujāhid ( see

Ṣāliḥ, relationship with Mujāhid

)

national politics

and Abū Laḥūm

,

–

,

after civil war of 1994

–

after unification

and ʿAlī Muḥsin

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

,

and armed forces

,

,

,

–

,

authoritarian

,

autocratic

,

,

–

,

,

and al-Bīḍ

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

circles, concentric

–

conflict administration (idārat al-ṣirāʿ)

,

–

,

,

–

,

–

coup attempt against

,

,

criticism of rule of

downfall of

,

,

,

and elections of 1993

,

and elections of 2006

–

foreign policy

governance in 1970s

governance in 1980s

–

,

–

,

–

and gpc

,

highway, importance of

–

,

,

hostage-taking by

,

–

,

–

and Ḥūthī movement

–

,

,

,

–

,

informants

and Iṣlāḥ party

,

,

,

and Islamic Front

–

legitimacy problem

,

,

,

,

mawāṭin ṣāliḥ (“good citizen”)

,

and ndf

,

,

–

,

,

–

and patronage ( see

patronage

)

political enemies of

–

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

political opposition of

–

,

–

resignation

and revolution of 1962

and Saudi Arabia

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

succession of presidency

–

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

unification

,

,

,

weapons, importing of

–

and ysp

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

and religious groups

Ṣaʿda province, visits

and Ṣaʿda wars

–

,

–

,

,

tribal affiliation of

tribal politics and shaykhs

in 1970s

in 1980s

–

,

in general

Abū Laḥūm on

–

after civil war of 1994

,

and Bakīl

–

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

collaboration, commonness of

and conferences, tribal

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

conflict administration

–

dependence, creating of

–

,

–

and Ḥāshid

,

,

and Khawlān

Nūriyya, war of

–

power of shaykhs

and Sanḥān

,

,

shifting loyalties of shaykhs

–

,

southern tribes

and Sufyān

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

and al-ʿUṣaymāt

,

–

wealth bestowed on shaykhs who follow Ṣāliḥ

–

,

and Yemen, highland

–

zawāmil on

–

See also

War of the Central Areas (ḥarb al-Manāṭiq al-Wusṭā)

Ṣāliḥ, relationship with and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

in general

,

al-Aḥmar rallies Ḥāshid

,

disagreement over rapprochement with pdry

,

,

,

disagreement over succession

and family feud

–

Iṣlāḥ party

,

Islamic Front

,

Ṣāliḥ attempts to make use of Mujāhid

,

–

,

,

–

,

Ṣāliḥ, relationship with Mujāhid

in general

,

,

and ʿAlī Muḥsin

–

,

–

,

–

,

blocking of social media accounts

–

al-Ḥarf incident

–

and Ḥūthī movement

–

,

–

meetings in Sanaa

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

Mujāhid allies with al-Bīḍ

–

,

–

,

Mujāhid asks for school building

–

Mujāhid enters into politics

–

Mujāhid returns from exile

patronage

,

,

,

–

,

,

Ṣāliḥ attempts to assassinate Mujāhid

–

Ṣāliḥ attempts to use Mujāhid against al-Aḥmar

,

–

,

,

–

,

Ṣāliḥ reacts to Aḥmad’s funeral

–

Ṣāliḥ sends Firqa to Sufyān

–

al-Sallāl, ʿAbdallāh

,

Sanaa

Aḥmad Ḥaydar in

–

Bakīl, political influence of

–

collar tribes

Constitutional Revolution

and Ḥūthī movement

Mujāhid in

–

,

–

,

,

,

–

Mujāhid’s house in

sack of

as sanctuary

,

shaykhs in

,

–

,

,

,

topography

–

tribes of

See also

General People’s Congress (gpc)

;

highway between Sanaa and Ṣaʿda

;

Ṣāliḥ, ʿAlī ʿAbdallāh

Sanaa Accord of 1990 (Unity Agreement)

,

,

,

,

,

sanctuary

,

,

Sanḥān (tribe)

and ʿAlī Muḥsin

as collar tribe

hierarchy, tribal

and Ḥūthī movement

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

Taḍāmun Conference

tawẓīf

,

zawāmil on

Saraḥāt al-Matūn

,

,

Saudi Arabia

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

–

,

,

,

,

,

and al-Aḥmar, bayt

and Bakīl

borders between Yemen and

,

,

,

,

,

–

and Corrective Movement of 13 June

financial compensation of Aḥmad Ḥaydar

financing civil war of 1960s

,

and al-Ghashmī

Gulf Crisis

,

and Islamic Front

,

,

Jeddah, Treaty of

,

–

Mujāhid’s exile to

–

patronage

,

post-civil war rapprochement

and post-unification Yemen

and al-Qadhāfī

and Ṣāliḥ

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

and al-Shāyif

smuggling of qāt into

–

Taḍāmun Conference

Ṭāʾif, Treaty of

,

,

Ṣayyād, Muḥammad b. ʿAlī

sayyids (descendants of the Prophet)

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

biographical writing by

and Ḥūthī movement

and Mujāhid

–

and republicanism

sulāliyya (sayyid supremacy)

–

vs. Sunni Islamism

See also al-Ḥaqq party; revolution of 1962; Zaydism

Schraembl, Franz Anton

Schwandner-Sievers, Stephanie

Scott, James

,

,

,

secession (infiṣāl)

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

security forces

,

,

sedition

September 11 terrorist attacks

Serjeant, Robert Bertrand

serpent motif

,

,

,

,

servants

–

Shabāb al-Muʾmin (the Believing Youth)

Shahāra

al-Shahwānī, Muḥammad Muṣliḥ

,

–

al-Shahwānī, Muṣliḥ

–

,

,

Shājiaʿ, Muḥammad Ibn

Shalīl, ʿAbdallāh

,

–

,

al-Shāmī, Aḥmad

,

Sharaf al-Dīn, Aḥmad ʿAbd al-Raḥman

Sharaf al-Dīn, Aḥmad Ḥusayn

sharīʿa (Islamic law)

–

,

,

,

,

Sharīf, Aḥmad ʿUbād

al-Sharjabī, ʿĀdil Mujāhid

sharshaf (face veils)

–

shaṭrayn (Yemeni sister states)

,

,

,

See also

People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (pdry)

;

Yemen Arab Republic (yar)

al-Shāyif, Ḥamūd

–

,

al-Shāyif, Nājī ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz

,

,

,

–

,

shaykhs

about

–

agency of

biographical writing on

,

,

,

–

financial resources

–

houses of

,

national politics

“absentee”

,

–

,

–

,

,

assassinations of leftist shaykhs

,

,

–

,

,

,

and al-Bīḍ

,

–

,

,

,

and Corrective Movement

–

and gpc

–

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

guarantor shaykhs

,

,

,

,

and al-Ḥamdī

–

and Ṣāliḥ

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

in Sanaa

,

–

,

,

,

shifting loyalties of

,

–

,

–

,

,

taking hostage of sons of

–

Talāḥum Conference

,

–

and ysp

–

qualities of

,

,

,

scholarship on, biased

tribal politics

asylum (ḥaqq al-rabāʿ)

bodyguards

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

–

counsellors of

–

,

governance, tribal

–

,

hierarchies

–

honour of

,

–

lineage

,

“shaykh of shaykhs”

,

,

,

stigmatized (maḥrūq)

–

,

,

succession, shaykhly

–

vengeance for killing/injuring of

–

,

,

warrior shaykhs

,

wealth of

–

,

–

,

,

See also

patronage

Shi‘i extremists

Shirārī, ʿAbdallāh*

–

,

,

,

–

Shirārī, Muṣliḥ*

–

,

,

Shostak, Marjorie

–

,

Shryock, Andrew

,

–

,

,

,

,

al-Shuʿaybī, Muḥammad

shubul (“lions’ cubs”)

Shuwayṭ, Qāʾid

,

,

,

,

sidr tree

,

Sinān, ʿAbd al-Wahhāb

,

,

,

,

Sinān Pasha

sīra literature

–

al-Siyaylī, Ṣāliḥ Munaṣṣir

,

smuggling

–

snake motif

,

,

,

,

snipers

–

,

social anthropology

–

,

–

,

–

,

socialism

–

,

,

–

See also

Marxists

;

Yemeni Socialist Party (ysp)

Sophocles

South Arabia

–

Soviet Union

,

,

,

–

speech

,

,

Stevenson, Thomas B.

subaltern studies

–

Ṣubāra moiety

,

,

,

–

succession

of Mujāhid

–

of Ṣāliḥ

–

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

and shaykhly lineages

al-Ṣūfī, Nājī

Sufyān (territory)

economic situation

elections of 1993

–

,

landscape

,

and Ṣaʿda wars

topography

–

,

–

village depicted

See also

highway between Sanaa and Ṣaʿda

;

Jabal Aswad

;

al-Mudarrij

;

specific villages

Sufyān (tribal society)

about

–

,

,

,

–

border conflicts

,

–

,

,

civil war of 1994

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

and Dhū Shirārī* vengeance

–

,

–

exile of Mujāhid

,

–

and Firqa

,

–

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

and Ḥūthī movement

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

internal feuding

,

,

,

lion of

,

and Muslim Brotherhood

Nūriyya, war of

–

political challenges

,

,

–

,

,

–

,

–

raiding by

–

relations with other tribes

Ruhm moiety

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

and Ṣaʿda wars

,

,

and Ṣāliḥ

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

shaykh mashāyikh of

,

southern armies in

,

Ṣubāra moiety

,

,

,

–

Talāḥum Conference

tribal customary law (ʿurf)

,

troublesome character of, perceived

,

–

,

,

,

unity during external wars

–

and al-ʿUṣaymāt

–

,

–

and vengeance

–

,

–

,

–

and ysp

,

,

–

,

See also

specific tribes

sulāliyya (sayyid supremacy)

–

sultans

ṣumūd (“steadfastness”)

Sunni Islamism

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

,

,

–

and Iṣlāḥ party

and Islamic Front

–

and Mujāhid

vs. Zaydism

–

,

–

See also

Iṣlāḥ party

;

Islamists

Sunnism

,

al-Surabī, Ḥusayn

al-Suwād

–

,

–

Syria

,

,

,

,

ṭabaqāt literature

Taḍāmun Conference

–

,

,

Ṭāhir, Haythām Qāsim

,

–

,

Ṭāʾif, Treaty of

,

,

Talāḥum Conference

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

Talāḥum party

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

Tapper, Richard

taṣliyya (invocation of God’s blessing upon the Prophet Muḥammad)

tawẓīf (enlistment)

,

–

,

,

–

Ṭaymas, Ṣāliḥ Muḥammad

telephones

Terror, Global War on

,

13 June Movement

,

,

See also

National Democratic Front (ndf)

Tihāma

transcripts, hidden

,

,

,

,

treason

trees

,

tribal customary law (ʿurf)

about

on banditry

clearance

–

eleven-fold penalties (ḥukm al-muḥaddash)

,

,

,

on feuding

–

on homicide

–

,

,

,

,

–

on kidnapping

on land and resources

practiced by Mujāhid

protection, special

–

,

scholarship on

ṣulḥ (truce)

–

taught to Mujāhid

–

tribalism

and Change Revolution

–

public perception of

–

qabyala (tribalness)

,

–

,

,

and Ṣāliḥ

,

vs. socialism

,

–

and the state

–

,

,

transcript of

–

,

and violence

–

Yemeni scholarship on

–

tribes

activism

,

,

,

–

,

,

after unification

autonomy

–

in biographical writing

–

,

black and white ( see

black and white, notions of

)

confederations, tribal

conferences, tribal

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

counsellors

–

,

defining

,

elders

,

,

exchange of services

–

and genealogy

,

–

,

,

,

,

governance, tribal

–

,

al-Hamdānī on

honour ( see honour (sharaf

)

)

mediation ( see

mediation

)

as open entities

overview of Ḥāshid and Bakīl

raiding by

,

,

–

,

refuge

–

register, tribal

,

responsibilities of

–

and territory

,

,

–

wars, tribal

Yemeni scholarship on

–

See also

shaykhs

;

specific tribes

al-Ṭurayḥī, Muḥammad

ʿUḍālim

al-ʿUkaymī, ʿAlī

–

,

,

al-ʿUkaymī, Amīn

ʿUmar, Jārallāh

unionists

United States

,

,

,

,

Unity Agreement (Sanaa Accord of 1990)

,

,

,

,

,

uprooting (iqtilāʿ)

,

ʿuqqāl (tribal headmen)

,

–

,

ʿurf. See

tribal customary law (ʿurf)

al-ʿUṣaymāt (tribe)

border conflicts

,

–

,

,

and Dhū ʿAybān*

and Ṣāliḥ

,

–

and Sufyān

–

,

–

Taḍāmun Conference

See also

al-Aḥmar, bayt

Varisco, Daniel

vengeance

against al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

–

,

–

,

against al-Aḥmar’s sons

,

–

blood vengeance (thaʾr)

–

against Dhū ʿAybān*

,

–

Dhū Shirārī* conflict

–

and family feud

,

–

firing shots over graves

,

,

groups, vengeance

–

for Ḥaydar, Ḥasan

,

–

for Ḥaydar, Ḥaydar

–

,

heroism of avengers

,

and honour

–

,

–

,

implementation of

–

for injuring/killing shaykhs

–

,

,

and Mujāhid

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

,

–

and parity

–

,

–

,

,

against Saʿd, ʿAlī*

–

scholarship on

–

against Shirārī, ʿAbdallāh*

–

and succession of Ḥaydar, Aḥmad

by Sufyān

–

,

–

,

–

ṣulḥ (truce)

–

tribal customary law on

and violence

–

,

See also

assassinations

;

compensation

;

tribal customary law (ʿurf)

verbal skills

,

,

Verhaegen, Etienne

violence

experienced by Mujāhid

,

,

,

–

,

and masculinity

in tribalism

–

and vengeance

–

,

against women

,

See also

armed forces

;

assassinations

;

vengeance

;

wars

;

weapons

Wādī Ḍana

Wādī Ḥabṭāʾ

,

–

,

Wādī Khaywān

Wādī Madhāb

Wādī Sarīra

Wādī Sinām

al-Wādiʿī, Muqbil b. Hādī

Wāʾilah (tribe)

–

,

,

wakīl (representative/deputy governor/deputy minister)

,

War of the Central Areas (ḥarb al-Manāṭiq al-Wusṭā)

about

,

–

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

,

and family feud

and Ḥaydar, bayt

and Mujāhid

and patronage

and Ṣāliḥ

,

–

,

War on Terror

,

Warburton, David

,

warrior shaykhs

,

wars

border war of 1972

border war of 1979

,

civil war of 1960s

–

,

,

,

,

,

civil war of 1994 ( see

civil war (1994)

)

Lebanon war

,

–

of Nūriyya

,

–

,

,

,

,

Terror, War on

,

tribal

See also

Ṣaʿda wars

;

War of the Central Areas (ḥarb al-Manāṭiq al-Wusṭā)

al-Wasaṭ al-Yamaniyya (newspaper)

–

Wāsiṭ al-Ḍalʿa

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

water project

,

al-Wazīr, ʿAbdallāh

–

al-Wazīr, Aḥmad

al-Wazīr, ʿAlī b. ʿAbdallāh

al-Wazīr, Amat al-Laṭīf

,

al-Wazīr, Ibrāhīm

al-Wazīr, Zayd

wealth

of Aḥmad Ḥaydar

–

of al-Aḥmar

,

,

of shaykhs (in general)

–

,

–

,

,

See also

patronage

weapons

imported by Ṣāliḥ

–

Katyusha missiles

–

rifles of clearance (banādiq al-ṣafw)

–

sold by Ḥamīd

Soviet weapon deal

,

weddings

–

Wedeen, Lisa

Weir, Shelagh

,

,

–

Weissenburger, Alexander

Wolf, Eric

women

biographical accounts on

,

cross-dressing as

–

and honour

–

,

protection, enjoying special

–

,

role in family feud

strong position of tribal women

veiling by

–

wounded, treatment of

Yāfiʿ (tribe)

Yaḥyā Ḥamīd al-Dīn (imam)

,

Yarīm

al-Yāzīlī, Muḥammad

Yemen

2000s, long

Arab Spring protests

as autocracy

–

,

,

biographical writing from

–

Change Revolution

,

–

,

,

,

constitution

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

–

,

democracy

–

,

–

,

–

economic crisis

,

–

elections of 1993

–

,

,

,

–

elections of 2006

–

foreign aid to

–

and Ḥāshid

liminality, state of

–

map

,

National Dialogue Committee

,

pluralism

,

–

,

political parties, in general

–

,

,

religious radicalization

–

,

–

scholarship in

–

tribes ( see

tribes

;

specific tribes

)

unification

–

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

unity efforts

,

wars ( see

wars

)

See also

People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (pdry)

;

Yemen Arab Republic (yar)

;

specific political parties

Yemen, highland

deployment of armed forces

economic crisis

Ḥūthī movement

–

legal system in

local specificities

,

vs. Lower Yemen

political climate

,

,

,

,

–

raids in

–

religious radicalization

,

–

and Ṣāliḥ

–

13 June Movement

topography

Zaydism in

–

,

Yemen, Lower

,

,

,

Yemen, northern

,

Yemen, southern

Yemen Arab Republic (yar)

1980s

and al-Aḥmar, bayt

as autocracy

,

border war of 1972

border war of 1979

,

Consultative Council (Majlis al-Shūrā)

,

,

Corrective Movement of 13 June

–

economic prosperity

establishment of

,

and Ḥaydar, bayt

,

,

legitimacy problem

,

–

,

national charter (mīthāq waṭanī)

,

,

National Dialogue Committee

,

,

pdry rapprochement

,

,

,

–

Republican Council

Third Republic

See also

General People’s Congress (gpc)

;

People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (pdry)

;

Ṣāliḥ, ʿAlī ʿAbdallāh

;

Sanaa

;

War of the Central Areas (ḥarb al-Manāṭiq al-Wusṭā)

Yemeni Congregation for Reform (al-Tajammuʿ al-Yamanī li-al-Iṣlāḥ). See

Iṣlāḥ party

Yemeni Economic Corporation (yeco)

Yemeni Highland Pilgrim Route

See also

highway between Sanaa and Ṣaʿda

Yemeni Socialist Party (ysp)

after unification

,

–

,

–

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

assassinations of members of

,

,

and Bakīl

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

civil war of 1994

,

–

,

–

,

communication, underground

,

destruction of headquarters in Ḥabūr

elections of 1993

,

–

in highlands

infightings in

,

,

–

and Muḥammad, ʿAlī Nāṣir

and Sabaʾ Conference

–

and Ṣāliḥ

,

–

,

and Sanaa

,

,

,

and shaykhs

–

and Sufyān

,

,

–

,

and Taḍāmun Conference

and Talāḥum party

–

and tribalism

,

–

,

unification process

–

See also

al-Bīḍ, ʿAlī Sālim

;

Joint Meeting Parties (jmp)

;

mowj opposition movement

;

Muḥammad, ʿAlī Nāṣir

;

National Democratic Front (ndf)

Zabārah, ʿAbbās

al-Ẓāhirī, Muḥammad Muḥsin

zawāmil (tribal poetry)

–

Zayd, Ḥasan

Zaydism

and al-Aḥmar, ʿAbdallāh

and Ḥaydar, bayt

and Ḥūthī movement

,

–

and masculinity

and Mujāhid

,

–

road, importance of

–

in Ṣaʿda province

–

,

,

Shabāb al-Muʾmin (the Believing Youth)

and succession, political

,

–

Sunni elements

vs. Sunni Islamism

–

,

–

vs. tribes

–

,

See also

al-Ḥaqq party

;

Ḥūthī movement

;

sayyids

Zeitlyn, David

al-Zindānī, ʿAbd al-Majīd

,

,

Zomia

al-Zumur, Amal Qāsim

,

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The Tale of a Feud

Domination, Resistance, and Agency in Highland Yemen

Reihe: Social, Economic and Political Studies of the Middle East and Asia, Band: 132

Cover The Tale of a Feud

ISBN:: 9789004546998

Verleger:: Brill

Print-Publikationsdatum:: 28 Jul 2023

Fachgebiete
- Nahost- und Islamwissenschaften

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