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Itrah wrote:

Hyperactive wrote:lool@itrah. walle i was expecting. white kula qeemo badana!!

been inta la'eg mahan ko fali? dambi ga maha iku wata!!!

Saudi Arabian result:



Pakistani result:



Kuwaiti result:



How can you be whiter than these people? I don't believe it. Pics or it didn't happen. Blur out the name like I did with the above people.

zumaale wrote:

sanguinne wrote:can someone explain the j1 haplogroup pls?

i remember searching somalinet and there was this user dawwa9 who was the same subclan as me and got that haplogroup

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Dawwa9 was proven to be trolling and are you for real mate.

Garaad_LQ wrote:Saudi with 99% north african and Kuwaiti with 98% north african ???
Are sure these two are Middle Easterns ?

zumaale wrote:
When did Marques do the test? That is news to me. Warya Marques if you are reading this, pm me my nigga.

I have heard of two Abgals who are T, one was Tianium. How many more have you come across bro?

Dude, do not be making assumptions about Isaaq based on SM and GX test results. I could throw in kiddmo who is Habar Jeclo Maxamed Abokoor, Xildiid and state Habar Jeclo are all T based on these two individuals, however, it would illogical until more HJ test results are obtained along with Toljeclo,, Sanbuur, Arab, Ayub and Cimran.

E-V32 is not found in the Arabian peninsular so stop trolling bro, it is an indigenous African haplogroup unlike haplogroup T which has its origins in Western Asia and is not indigenous to Africa. Not one study has found any meaningful numbers of E-V32 carriers in the Mid East unlike some E1b1b haplotypes. That does not mean Dir are are Arab but it sure means we do not share the same paternal ancestry as most Cushites such as the E-V32 Oromos, Beja and also it also illustrates our ancestors migrated from the Middle East into Africa at some point in history.

thegoodshepherd wrote:I'm not actually trolling. The age of E1b1b is around the same age as haplogroup T. E1b1b is mostly a North African- Eastern European haplogroup.
Its subclade EV-32 is mostly associated with cushitic populations. So the same goes for T, except that haplogroup T has not yet been well studied. I suspect that the subclade of T present in Somalis is also a marker of that sort.

thegoodshepherd wrote:BTW, none of this disproves the Darood tradition of descent from an Arab sheikh.

thegoodshepherd wrote:
BTW, none of this disproves the Darood tradition of descent from an Arab sheikh.

LiquidHYDROGEN wrote:It has been disproven. You're just clutching at straws here. All the results so far have proven that close to 90% of Somalis are indigenous to the horn of Africa and are related to other HOA populations such as Ormo, Rendille, Afar and Habesha with no foreign ancestor. It's you who has to prove your assertions, not the other way around.

thegoodshepherd wrote:I am not about to throw out a centuries old oral tradition due to some circumstantial evidence, maybe at some point in the future if it is thoroughly disproven.

I will be taking the test before the end of this month, will post results.

LiquidHYDROGEN wrote:@Zumaale. The T haplogroup is commonly found along the Red Sea coast especially in Egypt and the Levant. There's no way the Horn T marker came from the Arabian peninsula. It has a higher occurrence in North Africa and Shaam.

T is also found as far south as Tanzania. The South African Lembas are probably an anomaly.