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اروع ماقيل عن تعز
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مدينة تعز الان
مديريات محافظة تعز
مدينة تعز معلم من اجمل المعالم في اليمن
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تعبير عن تعز بالانجليزي
مدينة تعز الان
مديريات محافظة تعز
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خريطة مديريات محافظة تعز
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اخبار تعز المقاومه الشعبيه
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كلام عن تعز
محافظة تعز
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اروع ماقيل عن تعز
مديريات محافظة تعز
التقسيم الاداري لمحافظة تعز
Ta'izz, Taiz
or Taiz is a city of Yemen. Located in the south-west of the country, in the
heart of the high plateaus, Ta'izz is built at an altitude of about 1,400
meters.
The capital
of Ta'izz governorate is about an hour's drive from the port of Mocha (on the
shores of the Red Sea), famous for having given its name aumoka).
The
population of Ta'izz, 460,000 inhabitants in the 2003 census and 615,467 in
2005, lives in the third city of the country.
Ta'izz is
difficult to reach by roads on mountainside at the bottom of Mount Sabir (3,006
meters).
Ta'izz has
many road connections with the rest of the country, and is serviced by the
Ta'izz International Airport.
The climate
is rather temperate, warm in summer and mild in winter. The weather is good
most of the time, the average temperature during the day of October is 32 ° C,
even if the night is cooler.
History
The name of
the city appears for the first time in the sixth century of the Hegira, that is
to say the twelfth century AD. BC, when Turan Shah, the brother of Saladin,
arrived in Yemen in 1173. Ta'izz is refortified by the brother of Saladin,
Taktakeen, "the Ayyubid". Then, in 1288, the second Rassulid king,
Al-Muzaffar Yusuf I, made Ta'izz the second capital of the Rassoulid dynasty
(after Zabid).
The great
Arab explorer Ibn Battuta visited Ta'izz in the 14th century, describing it as
one of the most beautiful and large cities in Yemen.
Ta'izz
remained a walled city until 1948, when Imam Ahmed made it the second capital
of Yemen, and allowed its expansion beyond the walls.
Nowadays,
Ta'izz is the main industrial center of Yemen, thanks to the enormous
investment of the company Hayel Saeed. [
It has
preserved its historical charm, which allows it to have an important tourist
activity.
Architecture
and important buildings
The city has
many beautiful old districts, with typical houses, built in brown bricks, and
mosques usually white. The most famous mosques are the mosque of Al-Ashraf,
located near Mount Cairo and built around 1200 by King Al Ashraf (of the
Rassoulid dynasty), as well as Muctabiya and Mudhaffar. The latter also serves
as a medersa (Islamic school), which has a large number of schoolchildren and
has the status of a university. Other memorable buildings are the ancient
citadels and the governor's palace erected on top of a hill of 450 meters which
overlooks the city center. Ta'izz is also considered the capital of Yemeni
culture and art.
Economy of
the city [
The economic
base of the city is coffee, grown in the surrounding cultivable land along with
the "soft drug" khat and other vegetables. Ta'izz cheese is also
renowned throughout Yemen.
Among the
city's own industries are the cotton weaving industry, tannery and jewelery
production.
But most of
the inhabitants are unemployed and poor even though many executives from the
Yemeni academies are Ta'izziens.
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