Probably not.
However, even though there is much historical and anthropological evidence for the first Arabs being black for damn near all of history---
The easiest and simplest way to figure the shyt out is to read what they wrote of themselves... if all the kings, poets, song writers, oral traditions, etc all say they were black then we can assume they were right.
7th cen AD.... miskeen wrote... "I am Miskeen, for those who know me. My color is dark, the color of the Arabs."
Muhammad's great uncle... "I am the black-skinned one (green). I am well-known. My complexion is black (green). I am from the noble house of the Arabs. Whoever crosses swords with me will cross swords with one who is noble and strong.
Ibn Berry, the well-known Arab grammarian of the 12th century AD, explains Al Fadl ibn Al Abbas's words by saying, "...He means by this that his genealogy is pure and that he is a pure Arab because the Arabs describe their color as black and they describe the color of the non-Arab Persians as red"
Ibn Mandour further describes the pure Arabs by saying, "Lank hair is the kind of hair that most non-Arab Persians and Romans have while kinky hair is the kind of hair that most Arabs have".
With Islam being adopted by persians and all these other groups........ over time some Arab groups have went from black to Asian or white in the mind of islamic scholars who were basically racist - and co-signed by white historians in the 18th 19th century.
Even in Muhammad's time where there were mixed people - A pure Blood Arab was the dark Arab with african features like kinky hair.
