Banu Hilal of south Algeria الهلاليين في جنوب الجزائر

• published: 10 Jul 2015
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Algerians and Tunisians are mostly Arab genetically "We have analyzed Y-chromosome diversity in the western Mediterranean area, examining p49a,f TaqI haplotype V and subhaplotypes Vb Berber and Va Arab. A total of 2,196 unrelated DNA samples, belonging to 22 populations from North Africa and the southern Mediterranean coast of occidental Europe, have been typed. Subhaplotype Vb, predominant in a Berber population of Morocco 63.5%, was also found at high frequencies in southern Portugal 35.9% and Andalusia 25.4%. The Arab subhaplotype Va, predominant in Algeria 53.9% and Tunisia 50.6%, was also found at a relatively high frequency in Sicily 23.1% and Naples 16.4%; its highest frequency in Iberia was in northern Portugal 22.8% and Andalusia 15.5%. In Iberia there is a gradient of decreasing frequencies in latitude for both subhaplotypes Va and Vb, related to eight centuries of Muslim domination 8th to 15th centuries in southern Iberia." 2015http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17216803 "In Arabic countries, J1 climaxes among the Marsh Arabs of South Iraq 81%, the Sudanese Arabs 73%, the Yemeni 72%, the Bedouins 63%, the Qatari 58%, the Saudi 40%, the Omani 38% and the Palestinian Arabs 38%. High percentages are also observed in the United Arab Emirates 35%, coastal Algeria 35%, Jordan 31%, Syria 30%, Tunisia 30%, Egypt 21% and Lebanon 20%. Most of the Arabic J1 belongs to the J1c3 variety. source Eupédia 2014-2015 http://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_J1_Y-DNA.shtml -- J1 is a typically Semitic haplogroup constitute the bulk of the population of the Arabian Peninsula, it highest density was found in Yemen 72%, that must be it homeland. The Muslim conquest of the Middle East and North Africa, and to a lesser extent Spain and Sicily propagated J1 far beyond Arabia, creating a new Arab world. "Source Eupedia 2013 2014http://www.eupedia.com/europe/origines_haplogroupes_europe.shtml A majority of the Arabs of norh africa are genetically arabs more study. Green is the Arab blood haplogroup J paternal lined and Violet Berber, European and Red, and the Turkish-circasssian-clear blue Y-Chromosomal haplogroup source distribution Hervé Levesque enseignant-associé à l'INRP, université de Lyon* France map in large size 2015https://histoireislamique.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/1965409_594476277333684_7867852182249194985_o-halogroup.jpg authored map 2015http://acces.ens-lyon.fr/evolution/recently_published?b_start:int=2931 study using the statistical map 2015http://nitro.biosci.arizona.edu/courses/EEB208/Lecture26/Lecture26.html study using the statistical map 2015http://www.forensicdnalab.org.za/teaching/HONOURS%20ONLINE/2011-Genetic%20variation-forensics.pdf study using the statistical map 2015http://medialecture.ru/sites/default/files/europa_origin_001.pdf La génétique confirme à 35% le nombre d'arabe issue d'une tribu arabe et l'étude de l'armée au 19eme siècle sur les tribus arabes et berbère d'Algerie parlé de 33% d'origine arabe d'arabie sources : recherche tribal 33% http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k104729j/f451.image génétique 35% : http://thegeneticatlas.com/study_yonan2008.htm Parmis les algeriens parlent une langue sémitiques arabe il y a 35% J1 donc d’arabes génétique algeriens selon l’atlas génétique Parmis les berbères d’afrique du nord, il y a 7% de gens qui ont le J1 arabid ont appel sa une corrélation de cause a effet sources : http://thegeneticatlas.com/study_yonan2008.htm Parmis tout les algeriens langue sémite ou berbère il y a selon l’atlas génétique 50% d’algeriens avec le E1b1b des berbères source : http://www.thegeneticatlas.com/E1b1b_Y-DNA.htm Marmol évalue au sujet des Bani Hilal et des Bani Sulaym et Bani Makil à plus d’un million le nombre d’individus de tout sexe et de tout âge que le premier flot versa en Afrique, et à cinquante mille le nombre des combattants. - Moubarak El Mili à plus d’un million - El Kaïrawani à plus d’un million - Léon l’Africain à plus d’un million - Les deux chercheurs Thahir et Ouisse à plus d’un million - George Marçais à moins d’un million