Well, there was no big difference between 540 and 565, the same states were around, with much the same territory. I think the Ghassanids are OK, and the Lakhmids just need to have their northern border moved right on the Euphrates, and their southern border a bit more to the north (with Bahrain and the area of modern UAE shown as being under Persian control). BTW, for the 600 map, I think it was only in 602 that the Lakhmids were fully incorporated in the Persian state. As for the other Arab tribes, there is really no way to say exactly where the border should be. That's the problem with using a line to designate a border in areas where borders were as static as sand dunes... Kindah, I think, had declined and dissolved by 565, and the exact extent of Persian rule over Yemen is unknown, but even if the Sassanids occupied only Sana'a, most of it was a Sassanid vassal (BTW, Hadramaut, not Hadramaur). Oman was under the Julanda tribe (Sassanid vassals) and the Hanifah tribe were also Sassanid vassals. I hope it helped.