Mubarez (The story of Yemeni expatriation in America)
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The book "Mubarez: The Story of Yemeni Expatriation in America" narrates the story of Abdul Salam Mubarez, a Yemeni immigrant to the United States, and uncovers a broad history of Yemeni migration to America. The book begins by tracing early Yemeni migration to the United States, highlighting their pathways and challenges. It offers a glimpse into Yemen's geography, its turbulent political history, revolutions, and tribal nature that drove Yemenis to migrate in search of better opportunities. The book delves into the experiences of the early Yemeni migrants, revealing their struggles, hard labor, exposure to racial discrimination, and longing for their homeland. It also highlights their important role in the American economy, especially in industries such as agriculture and automotive. The book also narrates the rise of Abdul Salam Mubarez, a successful Yemeni immigrant who became a symbol of the American Yemeni community. Mubarez describes his challenges, including financial difficulties, family disputes, and racial discrimination, and how he overcame them to become a successful businessman. In addition to Abdul Salam Mubarez's personal story, the book provides a broader insight into the American Yemeni community, its challenges, and its contributions to American society. It highlights the role of mosques and community centers in helping Yemeni migrants integrate while maintaining their cultural identity. The book also explains the challenges faced by the American Yemeni community after the September 11 terrorist attacks, including increased scrutiny, surveillance, and deportations. Despite these challenges, the book shows how the American Yemeni community continued to thrive and contribute to American society. In conclusion, "Mubarez: The Story of Yemeni Expatriation in America" is a testament to the resilience and ability of Yemeni migrants to adapt and prosper in a new land. It offers a compelling narrative of their history, struggles, and victories, and provides a glimpse into the vibrant American Yemeni community that has become an integral part of the fabric of American society.

