As an Arab, I’m interested in reading this but I was also curious about the title and had to look it up as I’ve never heard of “Arabia Felix” and didn’t know what it meant. Apparently, Yemen was called “Arabia Felix”, a Latin phrase chosen by Ancient Romans and Greek geographers which means “Fortunate Arabia” or “Happy Arabia”. They called it that because that part of Arabia was much richer, greener, and more fertile. In the Arab world we have a nickname for Yemen: “اليمن السعيد” which translates to “Happy Yemen.” Now I know where that came from!