Lugor reports ideological battle over South
The article discusses the ideological battles over South Arabia, where academic Dr. Hussein Laqour emphasizes that the south was never an empty land or devoid of religious and cultural identity. Historically, Hadramawt and Aden have been significant centers of scientific and religious influence. He explains that imported ideologies have attempted to target the southern Arab heritage by encouraging the local people to doubt their legacy and to feel that their ancestors' heritage is invalid. This has led to conflicts spilling into social life, where religious and cultural references have become points of dispute. These ideologies aim to delegitimize the southern heritage and impose alternative references, posing a threat to the south's national and historical identity.
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