Islam, Memory, and Morality in Yemen

Focusing on the aftermath of the 1962 revolution in North Yemen, the narrative examines the personal experiences of a Yemeni hereditary elite who lost power after centuries of leadership. It delves into the cultural politics of memory, revealing how these individuals process their past and navigate their current realities in response to adversity. By highlighting their struggles, the book illustrates the moral and political dynamics that shaped the new regime's rise and the elite's attempts to reclaim their identity amidst significant historical change.