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Bayt ʽIdhaqah بيت عذاقة
Village
Bayt ʽIdhaqah Location in Yemen
Coordinates: 15°36′57″N 43°42′08″E / 15.61576°N 43.70228°E / 15.61576; 43.70228^[1]
Country	Yemen
Governorate	Amran
District	Maswar
Elevation ^[1]	8,448 ft (2,575 m)
Time zone	UTC+3 (Yemen Standard Time)

Bayt ʽIdhaqah (Arabic: بيت عذاقة Bayt ʽIdhāqah) is a large village in 'Amran Governorate, Yemen, and the seat of Maswar District.^[1]^[2] It is the district's largest village and its principal market, with a souk meeting on Thursdays.^[2]

Name

According to the 10th-century writer Abu Muhammad al-Hasan al-Hamdani, Bayt ‘Idhaqah is named after ‘Udhāqah b. Maswar b. ‘Amr b. Ma‘dī Karib al-Shammarī,^[2] of the tribe of Himyar.^[3] Many surrounding locations are said to derive their names from relatives of ‘Idhaqah.^[2] Robert T.O. Wilson spelled the name as Bayt ‘Udhaqah,^[3] but the name is "today universally pronounced ‘Idhaqah."^[2]

History

Although the name is mentioned by al-Hamdani in the 10th century, Bayt ‘Idhaqah does not seem to have become a major settlement until the early modern period; it is not mentioned in other historical sources until the early 1600s.^[3] the jews in bayt idhaqah was important community. in the 20th century was Rabbi Israel Ozeri (in Hebrew ישראל עוזרי [1] ) chief judge for jews and arabs.

References

^ ^a ^b ^c "Geonames.org. Bayt 'Adhāqah". Retrieved 1 March 2021.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Gochenour, D. Thomas (1982). "Miswar and its Human Geography: A Historical View". Die Welt des Orients. 13: 79–92. JSTOR 25683051. Retrieved 1 March 2021.
^ ^a ^b ^c Wilson, Robert T.O. (1989). Gazetteer of Historical North-West Yemen. Germany: Georg Olms AG. p. 235. ISBN 9783487091952. Retrieved 1 March 2021.

'Amran Governorate

Capital: 'Amran

Districts

Al Ashah District	Sadan Dhu Khairan Rayshan Qaf Dhu Haydan Qarhd and al-Fardat Hashif Danan Al-Maradha and Was'a Qa'a
Al Madan District	Bani Nasr Bani Awf Bani Nawf
Al Qaflah District	Al-Batnah Al-Qaflah Al-Gharbi Al-Shat Dhu Ghaithan
Amran District	Amran Al-Ashmour
As Sawd District	Bani Hanan and Al-Badou Blad al-Janb Bani Talq Al-Rahabin Al-Amryain Bani Al-Harth (Amran) Al-Ajayrat Qatabah Bani Jaysh Al-Alla Hamal (Amran) Bani Jaysh Al-Asfal
As Sudah District	Nasher (Amran) Utayfah Bani Mansour (Amran) Ibn Ahkam
Bani Suraim District	Khyar Wada'a Hashid Bani Qais Bani Malek Bani Ghuthaimah
Dhi Bin District	Sufyan (Amran) Marhabah Bani Jabr
Habur Zulaymah District	Al-Khamis al-Wast Bani Eid Khamis Bani Dahsh Khamis Hajur
Harf Sufyan District	Al-Harf Khaywan al-Hamra Wadi Adf Wadi Ayan Wadi Sufyan Al-Hayrah Al-Amashyah Al-Sawad Wast (Amran)
Huth District	Huth Uzlah Dhu Anash Al-Sadeh Al-Khameri Dhu Eid Kharash Baraush Dhu Ali Al-Qutaysh Dhu Saylah Al-Ma'marh Dhi Yabl Khaywan Dhu Alyan Bawban
Iyal Surayh District	Khamis Quhal Al-Rayah al-Wasta Bani Hajaj Bani Abd
Jabal Iyal Yazid District	Al-Ruba' al-Sharqi Iyal Yahya Al-Akkhum Al-Thulth Iyal Hatem
Khamir District	Al-Dhahir Al-Sanatin and al-Ghail Ghashm Ahlabaluhssin Ghurban Al-Garaf
Kharif District	Khamis al-Gudaymi Khamis al-Qayfi Khamis Harmal Khamis Harash Thulth al-Zudi Thulth Ghahyan Thulth al-Wasit Khamis Abu Dhaybah
Maswar District	Jabal Maswar Al-Raghil Bani Mahdi (Amran) Iyal Mawmar Wadi Iyal Ali Bani Jasmar Bani Asa'ad Al-Taham Bani Hawr Al-Jadam Bani al-Karibi
Raydah District	Dhaifan Raidah Uzlah Hamadah Ghulat Ajib
Shaharah District	Shaharah Uzlah Dharyi Syran al-Sharqi Syran al-Gharbi
Suwayr District	Falayh Al-Dhaibah Al-Ghanaya
Thula District	Hababah Al-Khamis Amran Thula Uzlah Al-Sarm Bani Abas Al-Masana'a

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