Roman ancestry of Syrians

[SomaliWadaniSoldier]

That guy could play right now in movie about Roman Empire.

They truly have some Roman ancestry.

Doesnt come as surprise. Levant was controlled by them for centuries

 

[Maximus]

That guy could play right now in movie about Roman Empire.

They truly have some Roman ancestry.

Doesnt come as surprise. Levant was controlled by them for centuries

Is this verified or are you just suggesting?

Syrians are arabised natives. They’re the same ancient Mediterranean people that the Romans conquered, just muslim and arab

 

[SomaliWadaniSoldier]

Is this verified or are you just suggesting?

Syrians are arabised natives. They’re the same ancient Mediterranean people that the Romans conquered, just muslim and arab

Its a genetic fact.
U think Romans stayed in Syria without banging the local women?

 

[Veteran]

Syrians are very mixed indeed.

 

[Maximus]

Its a genetic fact.
U think Romans stayed in Syria without banging the local women?

Obviously, but Mediterraneans all look the same (mostly).

If he’s was walking in Athens, they’d think he’s Greek
In Rome, an Italian, and Southern france (Marseilles especially since it was greek)

Mediterraneans share a similar dna. Syrians look much ‘European’ than other arabs.

 

[Ayubi]

Is this verified or are you just suggesting?

Syrians are arabised natives. They’re the same ancient Mediterranean people that the Romans conquered, just muslim and arab

Some are Arabized, some are not. There were Christian Arab tribes before Islam and at the time of Islam. Some tribes were said to be hostile to Islam during the time of Tabuk when Islam prevailed. The Christian Arab tribes were Roman lackeys (because they shared the same religion).

9th Century historian Aḥmad Ibn Yaḥya al-Baladhuri (D. 892 CE), in his book ‘Kitab Futuh Al-Buldan’

“Tabuk make terms. When in the year 9 AH the Prophet marched to TABUK in Syria for the invasion of those of the Greeks, Amilah, Lakhm, Judham and others WHOM HE LEARNT HAD ASSEMBLED AGAINST HIM, he met no resistance. So he spent a few days in Tabuk, whose inhabitants made terms with him agreeing to pay poll-tax.” (The origins of the Islamic State, being a translation from the Arabic accompanied with annotations Geographic and historic notes of the Kitab Futuh Al-Buldan of al-Imam Abu’l Abbas Ahmad Ibn Jabir Al Baladhuri, [Translated by Phillip Khurti Hitti, PHD, 1916], volume 1, page 92)

Muhammad al-Zurqani (1645 – 1710 CE) also reports the above accounts:

“It is related that the Prophet (p) received reports of the Byzantine military crossing on the northern frontiers of Arabia with the intend of MOUNTING AN ATTACK ON THE MUSLIMS. The Prophet was informed by some Nabataeans and others that Heraclius was stocking one year’s provisions for his army and drafting the pro-Byzantine tribes of Lakhm, Judham, Amla and GHASSAN under his banner, INTENDING TO COME UPON HIM and that his advance columns had already reached Balqa.” (A Commentary On Al-Mawahib, by Muhammad al-Zurqani, volume 3, page 63 – 64)

 

[Maximus]

Some are Arabized, some are not. There were Christian Arab tribes before Islam and at the time of Islam. Some tribes were said to be hostile to Islam during the time of Tabuk when Islam prevailed. The Christian Arab tribes were Roman lackeys (because they shared the same religion).

9th Century historian Aḥmad Ibn Yaḥya al-Baladhuri (D. 892 CE), in his book ‘Kitab Futuh Al-Buldan’

“Tabuk make terms. When in the year 9 AH the Prophet marched to TABUK in Syria for the invasion of those of the Greeks, Amilah, Lakhm, Judham and others WHOM HE LEARNT HAD ASSEMBLED AGAINST HIM, he met no resistance. So he spent a few days in Tabuk, whose inhabitants made terms with him agreeing to pay poll-tax.” (The origins of the Islamic State, being a translation from the Arabic accompanied with annotations Geographic and historic notes of the Kitab Futuh Al-Buldan of al-Imam Abu’l Abbas Ahmad Ibn Jabir Al Baladhuri, [Translated by Phillip Khurti Hitti, PHD, 1916], volume 1, page 92)

Muhammad al-Zurqani (1645 – 1710 CE) also reports the above accounts:

“It is related that the Prophet (p) received reports of the Byzantine military crossing on the northern frontiers of Arabia with the intend of MOUNTING AN ATTACK ON THE MUSLIMS. The Prophet was informed by some Nabataeans and others that Heraclius was stocking one year’s provisions for his army and drafting the pro-Byzantine tribes of Lakhm, Judham, Amla and GHASSAN under his banner, INTENDING TO COME UPON HIM and that his advance columns had already reached Balqa.” (A Commentary On Al-Mawahib, by Muhammad al-Zurqani, volume 3, page 63 – 64)

Yes. There are still christians. St . Paul was Christian.

But the majority are Muslim.