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**orison** · 06-06-2011, 02:01 PM

The history say that many arab tribes went to "Jazira" region of Mesopotamia (Mosul, Sinjar, Hatra and other cities in north). Al-Hatra (Al-Hedhar) was the capital of Kingdom of Araba the arabs went to these places 3 century B.C. They live there much before arab muslins, when muslins came majority of populations in Mosul was arab and christians. Is very likely that christians from Mosul are descendant of ancient arab tribes that live in this areas since Kingdom of Araba and neighbors of assyrians villages in nineveh plains. For this i ask Is Mosul and Region more arab than lebanese people?
Today Mosul people Majority are arab but with minority of Kurds and turkmans that come to live in mosul after 1930.

For me Mosul People (maslawi) is more arab than lebanese people.

06-06-2011, 02:01 PM	#1
orison Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 455 Senior Member	Are northwest Iraqis (Mosul,Sinjar, Hatra) more arabs than lebanese people? The history say that many arab tribes went to "Jazira" region of Mesopotamia (Mosul, Sinjar, Hatra and other cities in north). Al-Hatra (Al-Hedhar) was the capital of Kingdom of Araba the arabs went to these places 3 century B.C. They live there much before arab muslins, when muslins came majority of populations in Mosul was arab and christians. Is very likely that christians from Mosul are descendant of ancient arab tribes that live in this areas since Kingdom of Araba and neighbors of assyrians villages in nineveh plains. For this i ask Is Mosul and Region more arab than lebanese people? Today Mosul people Majority are arab but with minority of Kurds and turkmans that come to live in mosul after 1930. For me Mosul People (maslawi) is more arab than lebanese people.
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