Abstract
Money laundering and terrorist financing are considered among the most dangerous financial issues. Accordingly, all countries around the world prioritize combating these crimes. Islamic banks, in particular, have a significant role to play.Since the unrest in Yemen, the country has shown great interest in addressing these crimes and has begun taking measures to curb them. This study employs an analytical regression approach. A questionnaire distributed to a sample of 129 participants examines the role of Yemen Islamic banks in anti-money laundering (AML) efforts. The findings suggest that Islamic banks are committed to AML, and their role has a positive impact on these efforts
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