As the breaking out of the war in Yemen occurred because of the coup made by the Saleh-Houthi alliance in 2014, the world began to show more attention to Houthis as a Zaydi religious group. But, in order to understand Houthis in-depth, it is quite important to study its historical, social, and religious roots, try to decode its complexities. This paper aims to analyze historically Houthis in its anthropological roots of Zaydi-Hashimism. The paper also studies the ethnic superiority in the Houthi' beliefs using the theoretical frame of ethnocentrism. As well as it examines if these beliefs contribute to the Yemeni social and political instability since the first Jarudian Zaydi state has been established in Yemen thousand years ago. In addition to that, the paper studies the new phenomenon of Aqyal as an anti-Hashemite movement, and if it is an extension of the national liberation movements that struggled against Imamate in the past. It examines if the Aqyal as a national movement can increase its popularity in the future.