My DNA results

[Saraxnow]

check your pm . So my theory is many arabs descend from greeks , maybe that's the link . Still , waxan ku jira investigation

You have a lot to learn walaal. WTF!

In the Mediterranean you have a lot of Greek influence like in Lebanon and many Arabs lived in Europe in places like Sicily and Iberia.

[Babygirl-]

U should of took the Maternal one too.

[Saraxnow]

I dont think I will ever take the test

[934]

I dont think I will ever take the test

Laan gaabs don't need to

[Saraxnow]

I dont think I will ever take the test

Laan gaabs don't need to

Ma anaa ileedahay laangaab? Ma itaqaan horta?

[SahanGalbeed]

Well , I know that cinque , but I find it fascinating that my subgroup is not that common . I mean I would have never thought that I would get a higher % of common paternal DNA with people in Greece or Italy than Africa or Somalia for that matter . I am not making this @#!*% up , it says E1b1b1a1b are not that common in Africa .

Maternal line -->L3d1a1 .Keep in mind it is only mother to mother to mother to mother , nothing to do with dhulbahante

L3d appears to have originated in western Africa about 30,000 years ago. Like many haplogroups found in that part of Africa, it spread widely with the migrations of Bantu-speaking people that began about 4,000 years ago. L3d is now found at levels of 27% among the Bantu-speaking Sukuma of Tanzania, and at 10% in Mozambique. Due to the importance of western Africa in the Atlantic slave trade, it is also found among African Americans

L3d - West-Central Africa. Among the Fulani, Chadians, Ethiopians, Akan people, Mozambique, and Yemen

[Cinque Mtume]

Hadaan ku fahmey, damn brother, let me know when you're done investigating marka. Be careful though, before you stumble upon an Answer to your questions that can destroy your family.

[Cumar-Labasuul]

Anigu laba shay baan u qaadan waayay, waana:

1. Too expensive
2. waxan ka baqaya inay natiijada soo sheegto: J1 (Amhara)

[Estarix]

Well , I know that cinque , but I find it fascinating that my subgroup is not that common . I mean I would have never thought that I would get a higher % of common paternal DNA with people in Greece or Italy than Africa or Somalia for that matter . I am not making this @#!*% up , it says E1b1b1a1b are not that common in Africa .

Maternal line -->L3d1a1 .Keep in mind it is only mother to mother to mother to mother , nothing to do with dhulbahante

L3d appears to have originated in western Africa about 30,000 years ago. Like many haplogroups found in that part of Africa, it spread widely with the migrations of Bantu-speaking people that began about 4,000 years ago. L3d is now found at levels of 27% among the Bantu-speaking Sukuma of Tanzania, and at 10% in Mozambique. Due to the importance of western Africa in the Atlantic slave trade, it is also found among African Americans

L3d - West-Central Africa. Among the Fulani, Chadians, Ethiopians, Akan people, Mozambique, and Yemen

That tells you that your paternal (male) ancestors descendants are middle eastern and maternal are negroid, a likely theory is that paternal ancestors moved to East Africa and married and mixed with females in the the native region.

[Chinaman]

Considering that someone just turned up on my relative finder as a potential 6th cousin, I'm guessing you did your DNA test with 23andme. It looks like all somalis no matter where they are from are all E-V32. By the way, the ancestry painting/estimation thing is not accurate for people of the horn. I mean It thinks I'm 68% European/Caucasian, 26% African an 6% Asian when I'm 100% Mj

[The_Emperior5]

Anigu laba shay baan u qaadan waayay, waana:

1. Too expensive
2. waxan ka baqaya inay natiijada soo sheegto: J1 (Amhara)

Only on your maternal side

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

Considering that someone just turned up on my relative finder as a potential 6th cousin, I'm guessing you did your DNA test with 23andme. It looks like all somalis no matter where they are from are all E-V32. By the way, the ancestry painting/estimation thing is not accurate for people of the horn. I mean It thinks I'm 68% European/Caucasian, 26% African an 6% Asian when I'm 100% Mj

Not everyone sxb.

[Cumar-Labasuul]

Anigu laba shay baan u qaadan waayay, waana:

1. Too expensive
2. waxan ka baqaya inay natiijada soo sheegto: J1 (Amhara)

Only on your maternal side

idinku (japaneseka) xabashi meel maydinka soo gashaa ?

[Saraxnow]

^ xabashi ? No.

[Chinaman]

Considering that someone just turned up on my relative finder as a potential 6th cousin, I'm guessing you did your DNA test with 23andme. It looks like all somalis no matter where they are from are all E-V32. By the way, the ancestry painting/estimation thing is not accurate for people of the horn. I mean It thinks I'm 68% European/Caucasian, 26% African an 6% Asian when I'm 100% Mj

Not everyone sxb.

Out of dozen or so Somalis that have done a DNA test I only know one single person that belongs to haplogroup j1 and that person is Garaad_LQ