Like I told you James, Habeshas do not have ethnic groups and their languages were because of linguistic displacement.

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Darood is 1 clan out of 6 clans.dawwa9 wrote:17% Middle Eastern genetically.
you didnt understand.. the study clearly shows that somalis are not arabdawwa9 wrote:That's not the only test done on Somalis, there are several others..You should search for it..
Somalis are one of the purest Africans..
Ethiopians especially Xabashis are actually mixed not Somalis, because a large number of them are offspring's of immigrants from Yemen who left during Queen Saba's era, this theory is also backed by many historical documents and genetic tests
But the Somali - Arab story is totally bullshit
exactley was shoa previously a muslim sultanate until its conquest in the 1300.Voltage wrote:The Ethiopians are even worse then us. Today's "ethnic" Ahmara and "Tigrey" are nothing but the ones who spoke the languages yesterday. Essentially they have no ethnic identity which is why they despise the strong ethnic identity of the Oromo (keep in mind a good majority of Semetic speak Habesha today are former Oromos, Haile Salassie was also Oromo)
Like I told you James, Habeshas do not have ethnic groups and their languages were because of linguistic displacement.
Have a cookie Hawiyoow.dawwa9 wrote:Voltage
I don't want to get tribal but I don't think a Marehan living in a mud-hut in extreme southern Somalia carries any Arab blood, It would be more logical that the ones that actually tested positive on Arab blood are from the North i.e. Somaliland and Puntland or the coastal areas in the south.
Hope you do know Haile Salassie is Oromo.dawwa9 wrote:I know that Ethiopians are more flexible with adding people to their ethnic groups by just speaking the language or even by maternal-links.
But still tests have shown they're up to 40-50% non-African.
Ethiopians are also much lighter than Somalis:
AbdiWahab252 wrote:Voltage & Gurey:
When they say Somali are they referring to a particular tribe ? If they took the blood of a Rer Xamar person, there is probably be Semitic DNA (Persian and Arab).
How do the results vary if someone has maternal Arab blood in them ?
interesting is it on the paternal side or maternal?James Dahl wrote:There's no agreement on the Quraish haplogroup. The fact that the Hashemite royal family has the G haplogroup, from the caucasus mountain range, actually makes one question their ancestry (the Mamelukes of Egypt who ruled Hijaz for centuries were slave soldiers from the Caucasus).