This profound study, 'From Marib to Mecca,' meticulously examines the intricate relationship between the religious landscape of ancient Yemen and the foundational elements of Islam. Authored by a collective of researchers, the book delves into the pre-Islamic beliefs, rituals, and societal structures prevalent in regions like Marib, exploring how these ancient traditions may have persisted, transformed, or left discernible traces within the burgeoning Islamic faith. It offers a unique interdisciplinary perspective on historical continuity and religious evolution, bridging the gap between an often-overlooked past and the development of one of the world's major religions. This work is essential for scholars of religious history, Middle Eastern studies, and anyone interested in the complex tapestry of cultural and spiritual heritage.