A survey of Yemen's social status in the Tahirid’s Period(858-945 A.H)

The study of the social status of countries and territories, including customs, cultural andpolitical celebrations, coverage, nutrition, health, dispersion of ethnic groups andreligions, etc. are among the most important issues in the field of social history. Thepresent article explores an important part of this social sphere of Yemeni society in theera of Tahirids (945-858): celebrations, hygiene, clothing, ethics and dispersion of ethnicgroups and religions, and nutrition, and has described it in detail. The author of this articletries to answer these questions: How was the social situation in Yemen during thisperiod? What was the role of the Taheri rulers in the social status of the society? It seemsthat these social customs are closely related to the political situation of a land, becausethe social situation is the mirror of the political conditions of the society. Therefore,according to historical information, during this period, celebrations of variousmanifestations such as the birth of the Prophet, the feast of the holy month of Ramadan,Eid al-Fitr and Qurban, were used to celebrate the welcome of political people, clothingand nutrition appropriate to the geography of the region. This study uses a descriptiveanalytical method and, based on historical sources, examines the social status of Yemenin the era of Tahirids.