إعـ ـدام 3100 حاج يمني | القصة الكاملة لمجزرة تنومة مع د. حمود الأهنومي | بودكاست عقيق

The Tanouma Massacre | A crime shrouded in secrecy for over a century. In 1924, Yemeni pilgrims were brutally massacred on their way to Mecca—who perpetrated it? And why did it remain hidden for decades? In this episode of the Aqeeq podcast, journalist Abdul Qader Othman hosts Dr. Hamoud Al-Ahnumi, researcher, historian, author of "The Tanouma and Sadwan Massacre," and Vice President of Sana'a University, to discuss one of the most enigmatic events in modern Yemeni history. What you will learn in this episode: - The full story of the Tanouma massacre - Who were the Ghatghat? And how were they connected to the massacre? - The role of Abdul Aziz bin Saud and the Saudi position - The British role and the political and religious background - Survivors' testimonies and rare historical accounts - Why was this event omitted from school curricula, the media, and public memory? The relationship between past events and current events is explored in this interview, which details the Tanouma massacre that targeted Yemeni pilgrims on their way to Mecca. It discusses the massacre's political and religious background, the parties involved, and why this issue was suppressed for decades in the media, school curricula, and public memory. Dr. Al-Ahnumi presents a well-documented historical account based on rare sources and testimonies, attempting to reopen this forgotten chapter and revive awareness of one of the most tragic events in the history of Yemeni pilgrims.