A stallholder offers qat for sale in a plastic bag in the Suq at old Sanaa. In the absence of liquor in this strictly Muslim state, most adult males chew the young leaves of the plant as a mild stimulant. Originating from East Africa, the plant is grown in Yemen under irrigation.

A stallholder offers qat for sale in a plastic bag in the Suq at old Sanaa. In the absence of liquor in this strictly Muslim state, most adult males chew the young leaves of the plant as a mild stimulant. Originating from East Africa, the plant is grown in Yemen under irrigation.
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