Sudanese Arabs?

[-adobe_7853]

Also saying “Sudani” is like saying what are East Africans. You have to specify what tribe you are questioning as there are many different ethnic groups in the region.

 

[Apollo]

I also think they will give us a clearer picture. The question is, if they at all are going to be published; do you know of any progress in that aspect?

What happened to the paper about ancient Nubians that was going to be put out?

Probably corona has slowed down population genetics research. I will e-mail them. I am 99% sure they will be released within the next two years. It may only take longer than we expect, but they have their material and expressed interest in testing them.

 

[convincation]

The vast majority of Sudanese Arabs belong to riverine tribes and have a paternal arab lineage.
they are indistinguishable from Nubians and bejas from a phenotypical basis and both groups have cushitic features.
There is little to no admixture with Nilotics for nubians and Sudanese Arabs.
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How much of the Sudanese population do Beja, Nubians and Sudanese Arabs make up when added together? A lot of Sudanis I've seen look straight up Black African so I’m guessing those are the Nilotic/Central African ones

 

[Som]

I think once those Bay region (Somalia) hunter-gatherers finally get genomed and released, then how Somalis behave in those Northeast Africa-wide admix runs will change once again. Just like how Omotics/Ethio-HGs changed the results of Habeshas and Oromos after their genomes got released. Then we might get the full true picture of Somalis ancestral origins and precise percentages.

when will they release these new studies?

 

[Asaana]

I know sudanese dudes who don't even have a tribe, those are the mixed ones, the ones who know what tribe they belong to are the least mixed

The ones that don't have a tribe are mainly "halab" (white), and they're descendants of immigrants from Egypt, Syria, Turkey, and Europe.

Your tribe is handed down from your father, so if a Sudanese man marries a halab woman (this was/is very common) then their offspring still have a tribe despite being mixed. However, if a Sudanese woman marries a halab man then their kids will be considered halab/foreign which is stigmatized.

Sudanese Arabs are indigenous people in Sudan who got Arabized. This is a cultural process of assimilation. The native language was replaced with Arabic. Cultural dress and mannerisms are also Arabic. I have a Sudanese colleague. He speaks Arabic and everything. Dark skinned and with wholly hair though. He doesn't deny he's black though.

The native language was replaced but cultural dress and mannerisms didn't change much.

 

[-adobe_7853]

How much of the Sudanese population do Beja, Nubians and Sudanese Arabs make up when added together? A lot of Sudanis I've seen look straight up Black African so I’m guessing those are the Nilotic/Central African ones

Sudanese Arabs make up somewhere around 70% or more of the country. Nubians and Bejas number probably around a few million for both groups do all together around 70-80% of the country or maybe more.
There a small population of pure Arab tribes like the Rashaida as well as Copts.
Nilotic groups are made up of the Fur and Nuba people.

The percentages are before partition.