Military events in Hadramout during the Umayyad era

Abstract

Yemen is an Arab country located in the southwest of the Arabian Peninsula. Its name is linked to the cultural and political prosperity of the history of the Arabs before Islam, and the greatest evidence for that is the greatness of the Yemeni monuments that demonstrate this civilization before Islam. As for their role during the Islamic era, it was effective during the stage of the Islamic call and in the movement of liberation wars. And the Arab Islamic conquest outside the Arabian Peninsula after their conversion to Islam, which revived in them a new spirit that blew up their energies to serve the Islamic call. Islam and they strived for the sake of God with their money and their lives in service of the principles that the Messenger of God (may God bless him and grant him peace) came with. After that, Yemen became one of the states of the Arab Islamic state during the Rashidun, Umayyad and Abbasid eras, divided into many states. Each important city has a governor who manages its political affairs and is associated with In the center of the caliphate (), and during the era of the rulers, the country of Yemen witnessed movements opposing the caliphate state, including Alawite movements, including the movements of the Kharijite sects, including uprisings against the rulers themselves, and this matter remained until the era of independent states in it ().