Kaaba Key Keeper: Banu Shayba, Guardians of the Sacred Shrine (1880)

[techsamatar]

Key keeper of the Kaaba from the Banu Shayba tribe/family (photo,1880). A subset of the Quraysh, the Shayba had been guardians of the Kaaba since before Muhammad’s time.

Robert F. Spencer remarked: “It is said that the Quraysh explained their short stature and dark skin by the fact that they always carefully adhered to endogamy.” (Endogamy is the practice of marrying within a specific ethnic group, class, or social group.) Robert F. Spencer, “The Arabian Matriarchate: An Old Controversy,” Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 8 (Winter, 1952) 488.

 

[Khaem]

Key keeper of the Kaaba from the Banu Shayba tribe/family (photo,1880). A subset of the Quraysh, the Shayba had been guardians of the Kaaba since before Muhammad’s time.

Robert F. Spencer remarked: “It is said that the Quraysh explained their short stature and dark skin by the fact that they always carefully adhered to endogamy.” (Endogamy is the practice of marrying within a specific ethnic group, class, or social group.) Robert F. Spencer, “The Arabian Matriarchate: An Old Controversy,” Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 8 (Winter, 1952) 488.


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"why you so short and black"
"my family's been marrying their cousins since the days of the prophet"

 

[techsamatar]

"why you so short and black"
"my family's been marrying their cousins since the days of the prophet"

Unfortunately, because to the inflow of Persians and breeding with their right hand possession, they have lost their native semitic darkness and kinky hair, giving rise to modern so-called Arabs.

 

[Step a side]

He is not a Quraishi by lineage. His haplotype is off Persian extraction. He carries R1a which is dominant in Iran, Pakistan, Eastern Europe etc. The Quraish lineage has been verified by Saudi’s to have been J1-FGC11/L859. Here is a Saudi genetic geek I used to contact regularly on anthrogenica. He knows the tribes of Arabia like the back of his hands!

 

[Haragwaafi]

Key keeper of the Kaaba from the Banu Shayba tribe/family (photo,1880). A subset of the Quraysh, the Shayba had been guardians of the Kaaba since before Muhammad’s time.

Robert F. Spencer remarked: “It is said that the Quraysh explained their short stature and dark skin by the fact that they always carefully adhered to endogamy.” (Endogamy is the practice of marrying within a specific ethnic group, class, or social group.) Robert F. Spencer, “The Arabian Matriarchate: An Old Controversy,” Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 8 (Winter, 1952) 488.


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The current gatekeeper

 

[mohammdov]

They say that in an ancient time, there was a war in Mecca, so the holder of the keys fled to Yemen, then one of the boys who worked for him from India got the key and said that it was his son People did not know because the key holder wasn't back from Yemen .

 

[Yahya]

Unfortunately, because to the inflow of Persians and breeding with their right hand possession, they have lost their native semitic darkness and kinky hair, giving rise to modern so-called Arabs.

Read the hadiths with clarity and you'll understand modern arab demographics.


1) Ibn Umar reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “When my nation walks with a swagger and their servants are the sons of kings, Persians, and Romans, the worst of them will be given authority over the best of them.”

Source: Sunan al-Tirmidhī 2261

Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Albani

2) Zaid ibn Aslam related that the prophet (SAWS) saw a vision and told his companions about it. He said, “I saw a group of black sheep and a group of white sheep then mixed with the black sheep. I interpreted it to mean that the non-Arab Persians will enter Islam and then share with you your genealogy and your wealth.” The companions became surprised by what he (SAWS) said. Then one said, “The non-Arab Persians will enter our land, Oh Messenger of Allah?!” The Prophet (SAWS) then said, “Yes. By He Who Has my soul in His Hand, if the religion was hanging on the distant star, men from the non-Arab Persians would reach it and the luckiest of them would be the people of Faris.