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Malkikarib Yuha'min
Malkikarib Yuha'min was a king of Himyar in south Arabia in the late 4th century. Inscriptions from his reign, from about 380, show that the royal court abandoned the old polytheistic cults in favour of a single god, Rahmanan, the Merciful, Lord of Heaven. He ruled jointly with his sons, among them Abikarib As'ad.
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