Y-haplogroup samples from Zayla’is

[Saleh]

It seems there indeed was qurayshi presence in the saylac periphery probably dating back as early as the abassid era. Everyone in this cluster is a zayla’i, the progeny of Omar al zayla’i (Al Omar tribe)

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FamilyTreeDNA - Quraysh & Banu-Hashem (FGC8712+, L859+, FGC10500+, DYS485=14)

 

[Saleh]

@Barkhadle1520 @NidarNidar @Garaad Awal @Shimbiris @Midas @Idilinaa

 

[NidarNidar]

It seems there indeed was qurayshi presence in the saylac periphery probably dating back as early as the abassid era. Everyone in this cluster is a zayla’i, the progeny of Omar al zayla’i (Al Omar tribe)View attachment 369768
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You can access the full tree here:

FamilyTreeDNA - Quraysh & Banu-Hashem (FGC8712+, L859+, FGC10500+, DYS485=14)

Good find, Zeila was an important centre for learning, I wouldn't be surprised if we found more.

 

[Basra]

 

[yele25]

they're super sufi , ive come across their sufi qadariyah and have a friend in it, and they even gave me the family tree paternal linage document . Its hard to tell whats real and whats fake with them , they told me some stories that are borderline shirk