HalyeeyQaran
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The fact that you described Oman as more northerly than Yemen and claimed that Omanis are admixed nullifies your argument and shows that you are, in fact, an idiot. If you actually take a moment to look at a map, you would see that Oman borders Yemen to the east and they're both the southernmost countries in the Gulf.Wow this thread quickly derailed......Anyway I've read from various different sources that the original "Arabs" are/were apparently in Southern Arabia (Yemen and places like that) while the more Northerly Arabs like in Saudia Arabia and Oman are more admixed.
If you take a look at the graph of Haplogroups here you will see that the J Haplogroup reaches it's highest frequency in the Soqotra Island, as well as Yemen
Y-DNA haplogroups by populations of Near East - Wikipedia
It decreases as you get into Saudia Arabia and Iraq......
Furthermore it's intellectually dishonest to call the original Arabs "Black" while many of them are/were dark skinned they aren't black in the sense that they're Africans. They have a distinct culture and also distinct DNA.
It is true that the original Arabs descend from Yemen and migrated to different present-day countries after the collapse of the Ma'rib dam. Most of the Adnanite clans in various Arab countries all have their roots in Yemen.
What distinguishes ethnic Arabs from non-Arabs on a genealogical basis is solely, their DNA. Virttually all ethnic Arabs share the J haplogroup, predominantly J1.
I'm done educating you clowns unless you're willing to pay for these history lessons.