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صنعاء (Sanea') - أصل الكلمة (Asl Alkalimati)

Sana'a is the capital of Yemen with a population of 2,545,000 (as of 2017). In 2012, the population was 2,575,347.

Sana'a is the political, economic, and cultural center of the country. As the capital district (محافظة أمانة العاصمة / muḥāfaẓat amānat al-ʿāṣima), the city of Sana'a is on the same administrative level as the governorates of Yemen and is also the capital of the Sana'a Governorate, which surrounds the city.

The city lies 2200 meters above sea level at the western foot of Mount Nokum, famous for its iron mines, 320 kilometers north of Aden and 152 kilometers east of the Red Sea coast.

The oldest inscriptions mentioning Sana'a as a city date back to the first century. It is assumed that the site was settled even earlier. The Incense Route, a major trade route for caravans in pre-Christian times, passed through the area of ​​present-day Sana'a. In the 10th century, al-Hamdani names the Sabaean king Sha'r Awtar as the city's founder, who is also said to have built the famous Ghumdan Palace. Sha'r Awtar lived in the second half of the 2nd century BC.

One founding legend names Noah's son Shem as the city's founder (Madinat Sam, the city of Shem), with the city's ancient name, Azal, supposedly derived from Uzal, a descendant of Shem. The Sabatian kingdom is also credited with the city's founding.

As the capital of Himyar (since 520), Sana'a was contested between Persia and Abyssinia in the 6th century. During the fifty-year rule of the Abyssinians (see: Abraha), a large cathedral was built with the help of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I, which was considered the largest south of the Mediterranean.