Classify half Turkish half Lebaneser singer Fairuz

[Turkminator]

https://i.hizliresim.com/N1oGpQ.jpg (https://hizliresim.com/N1oGpQ)

https://i.hizliresim.com/Ln6Gna.jpg (https://hizliresim.com/Ln6Gna)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=151IbT6ucO4

[Сербо Макеридов]

East Med with Pontid influence.

[Taiguaitiaoghyrmmumin]

She looks southern euro. Pan medd.

[Bosniensis]

She looks southern euro. Pan medd.

Because all Lebanse are Arabized Greeks, and at least half of Turks are Greeks.

[Turkminator]

Because all Lebanse are Arabized Greeks, and at least half of Turks are Greeks.

It's the other way around, Piçkoviç. The distribution peak for all descendants of the Neolithic revolution is Turkey. Each of you has a father who comes from Turkey. The settlement of Europe took place from Central Anatolia. Remember that, Ottoman boy.

https://i.hizliresim.com/nWDyqV.png (https://hizliresim.com/nWDyqV)

[Thanas Django]

It's the other way around, Piçkoviç. The distribution peak for all descendants of the Neolithic revolution is Turkey. Each of you has a father who comes from Turkey. The settlement of Europe took place from Central Anatolia. Remember that, Ottoman boy.

https://i.hizliresim.com/nWDyqV.png (https://hizliresim.com/nWDyqV)

This of course happened tens of thousands of years before the Turks even knew Anatolia existed.

[Bosniensis]

This of course happened tens of thousands of years before the Turks even knew Anatolia existed.

This!

That's what I am trying to say, but Turks do not get it.

In fact many Turks are Greeks, but also many Turks are Turks.

[Turkminator]

This of course happened tens of thousands of years before the Turks even knew Anatolia existed.

And? Everyone sets the time axis as long as it fits into his agenda. It is historically, archaeologically, genetically proven that all of you descend from Turks of Anatolia. Bend down and kiss my hand, my son.

[Bosniensis]

And? Everyone sets the time axis as long as it fits into his agenda.

It's a painful to see many Turks who are certainly Anatolians (before Turks) calling themselves Turks while they are not.
How could they be brainwashed into Turkishness... Time has it's toll i believe.

They need to separate themselves from Turks just like Bosniaks of Bosnia.

[Turkminator]

It's a painful to see many Turks who are certainly Anatolians (before Turks) calling themselves Turks while they are not.
How could they be brainwashed into Turkishness... Time has it's toll i believe.

They need to separate themselves from Turks just like Bosniaks of Bosnia.

Serbian boy, Turks are 50 percent autochthonous and 50 percent steppe-Turks depends on the region. Look at my haplogroup. I belong to the conqueror elite of the Turks, who have conquered the Balkan and the Middle East in a firestorm.

[Bosniensis]

Serbian boy, Turks are 50 percent autochthonous and 50 percent steppe-Turks depends on the region. Look at my haplogroup. I belong to the conqueror elite of the Turks, who have conquered the balkan and the middle east in a firestorm.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Manzikert

Before 1071 A.D There wasn't even a single Turk in Anatolia.

Your people came only recently and settled around 13th century.

Thing is Turks haven't killed entire populations, so they survived and nowdays have outnumbered "Real Turks"

[Thanas Django]

Serbian boy, Turks are 50 percent autochthonous and 50 percent steppe-Turks depends on the region. Look at my haplogroup. I belong to the conqueror elite of the Turks, who have conquered the Balkan and the Middle East in a firestorm.

According to your logic, you are 50% subdued rayah. I bet your right hand pays jizya every night before you go to sleep.

[Сербо Макеридов]

Serbian boy, Turks are 50 percent autochthonous and 50 percent steppe-Turks depends on the region. Look at my haplogroup. I belong to the conqueror elite of the Turks, who have conquered the Balkan and the Middle East in a firestorm.

Dude, if you belong to branches M-458 or Z-280 then you are descendant of Janissaries, if you belong to Z-93 than you are descendant of real Turks, ups I mean of turkified Scythians.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_R1a#Diversification_of_R1a1a1_.28M417.2 9-and_ancient_migrations

[itilvolga]

East Med+Pontid
btw her eyelids look weird a bit, it gives another features to her face idk

[Kamal900]

Where's the evidence that Fairuz was half Turkish?

[Gangrel]

Where's the evidence that Fairuz was half Turkish?

^

She looks very east med

[Kamal900]

^

She looks very east med

Lol, she was a Lebanese woman born in a Syriac(Maronite) Christian family, and there's no mention of her having Turkish ancestry and etc.

[Odin]

East-Med + Armenoid.

[Turkminator]

Push

[Turkminator]

Lol, she was a Lebanese woman born in a Syriac(Maronite) Christian family, and there's no mention of her having Turkish ancestry and etc.

Fatty, she converted to orthodoxy when she married Assi Rahbani. Her father was from Mardin (Turkey).

[Böri]

Mardin has Arab, Assyrian, Kurdish communities. It is be proven she has Turkish ancestry.

[Xacal]

East Med

[Pahli]

Fatty, she converted to orthodoxy when she married Assi Rahbani. Her father was from Mardin (Turkey).

Sandnigger, you switch religion as often as a muslim prays each day, stfu xD

I'd rather be fat than some ugly ass mongrel that looks like the deserts dump xD xD topkek

[Kamal900]

Mardin has Arab, Assyrian, Kurdish communities. It is be proven she has Turkish ancestry.

Since when Turks belong to the Syriac Maronite church? She was a Lebanese Maronite christian, and she doesn't even look remotely Turkish.


Fairuz was born Nuhad Haddad in 1933 in Beirut, Lebanon. She was raised in humble surroundings in the old neighborhood of Zukak el Blat in Beirut, where her father, Wadi Haddad, was a simple typesetter in a small print shop. Nuhad attended the Saint Joseph School for Girls in Beirut until the hardships of World War II forced her father to move her to a public school.
http://biography.yourdictionary.com/fairuz

Haddad is a common surname among many Lebanese Christians that are living in Lebanon and Latin America, and they have nothing to do with Turks or Turkey.

[Kamal900]

Fatty, she converted to orthodoxy when she married Assi Rahbani. Her father was from Mardin (Turkey).

She was a Syriac Maronite Christian before she converted to Greek Orthodoxy. She was never a Muslim, and her family, the Haddadi family, are a very well known Lebanese family in Lebanon, and they can also be found in many Latin American countries that have significant Lebanese people in them.


Fairouz was born in 1935 and named Nuhad, the eldest child of Wadih Haddad and Liza Bustani. Her father was a print shop technician who moved his family to Beirut from the village of Dbayeh in the Chouf region with the goal of making a better living. His other children were Huda (who also became a singer in the Rahbani productions), Amal, and Joseph. Nuhad showed singing talent as a child and often sang for her family and neighbors, showing preference for the Egyptian songs of Layla Murad and Asmahan.
http://www.aljadid.com/content/fairouz-voice-star-mystery

[amoora]

half Turkish? This is news to me

[Tauromachos]

And? Everyone sets the time axis as long as it fits into his agenda. It is historically, archaeologically, genetically proven that all of you descend from Turks of Anatolia. Bend down and kiss my hand, my son.

:bowlol:

[Kamal900]

half Turkish? This is news to me

It's retarded, I know. Just a friendly advice. Never debate with a Turk here. You'll be making a lot of Turkish enemies from here.

[Tauromachos]

She was a Syriac Maronite Christian before she converted to Greek Orthodoxy. She was never a Muslim, and her family, the Haddadi family, are a very well known Lebanese family in Lebanon, and they can also be found in many Latin American countries that have significant Lebanese people in them.

Well didn't knew she was Christian but never heard about any Turkish origins.
So far i thought she was native Lebanese
One of the most famous Lebanese singers.
I had a friend in Greece who was half Palestinian and gave me a couple of her records

[Proto-Shaman]

Serbian boy, Turks are 50 percent autochthonous and 50 percent steppe-Turks depends on the region. Look at my haplogroup. I belong to the conqueror elite of the Turks, who have conquered the Balkan and the Middle East in a firestorm.
bei welchem Anbieter hast du dein Y-Chromosom untersuchen lassen? kennst du auch deine SNP-Mutation?

[Kamal900]

Well didn't knew she was Christian but never heard about any Turkish origins.
So far i thought she was native Lebanese
One of the most famous Lebanese singers.
I had a friend in Greece who was half Palestinian and gave me a couple of her records

She was an icon in the Arab world, and many Arabs today listen to her music first thing in the morning. Her family belong to the Haddad family which is a very well known family in Lebanon, and you can find many Latin Americans with that surname signifying their Lebanese heritage.

[Proto-Shaman]

Dude, if you belong to branches M-458 or Z-280 then you are descendant of Janissaries, if you belong to Z-93 than you are descendant of real Turks, ups I mean of turkified Scythians.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_R1a#Diversification_of_R1a1a1_.28M417.2 9-and_ancient_migrations
M458 has Kipchak-Scythian roots.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Serbian boy, Turks are 50 percent autochthonous and 50 percent steppe-Turks depends on the region. Look at my haplogroup. I belong to the conqueror elite of the Turks, who have conquered the Balkan and the Middle East in a firestorm.

Turks from Turkey don't have a lot of faces of real Turks (Kipchaks).
Kipchaks are the closest descedants to proto-Turks. By phenotype, genetics and culture.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

M458 has Kipchak-Scythian roots.

Scythian. Kipchaks are appearing later.
Not all Scythians assimilated into Turks. Scythia was very long territory. (Sarmatians are mostly related with Slavs, Sarmatians in reallity didn't have very close connection with Turks).

Btw. it's very rare among Turkics (M458)

[Proto-Shaman]

Scythian. Kipchaks are appearing later.
Not all Scythians assimilated into Turks. Scythia was very long territory. (Sarmatians are mostly related with Slavs, Sarmatians in reallity didn't have very close connection with Turks).
Here is a revisionist paper: The proto-Slavic warrior in Europe: The Scythians, Sarmatians and Lekhs (http://imcjournal.com/index.php/en/volume-xvi-2016/contents-number-3-3/879-the-proto-slavic-warrior-in-europe-the-scythians-sarmatians-and-lekhs)


Btw. it's very rare among Turkics (M458)
Kuban Nogais have 25% M458
https://i.imgur.com/7ZSZzZS.png

[Böri]

Mardin has Arab, Assyrian, Kurdish communities. It is be proven she has Turkish ancestry.

I forgot the 'to, and all the meaning of the sentence change.

CORRECTION: It's to be proven she has Turkish ancestry.

Not easy as she's part Mardinian.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Here is a revisionist paper: The proto-Slavic warrior in Europe: The Scythians, Sarmatians and Lekhs (http://imcjournal.com/index.php/en/volume-xvi-2016/contents-number-3-3/879-the-proto-slavic-warrior-in-europe-the-scythians-sarmatians-and-lekhs)

So the new theory is born. Now Sarmatians are related with indian Lekhs? I don't see how they can be related to Lekhs, if Sarmatians were Iranian tribe warriors, but are of today Indians. I don't see a logic really.


Kuban Nogais have 25% M458
https://i.imgur.com/7ZSZzZS.png[/QUOTE]

Kuban is colonized by Slavs so that could be imported by them (i don't say it is for sure, but possible).

However, 25% is not enough to declare something homogeneous.

[Turkminator]

So the new theory is born. Now Sarmatians are related with indian Lekhs? I don't see how they can be related to Lekhs, if Sarmatians were Iranian tribe warriors, but are of today Indians. I don't see a logic really.


https://i.imgur.com/7ZSZzZS.png

Kuban is colonized by Slavs so that could be imported by them (i don't say it is for sure, but possible).

However, 25% is not enough to declare something homogeneous.

Bosniak, why do you defend yourself against your Turkish heritage? Just let it happen. It can only get better with you. You are not a Slav, you are a Turk.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntVtN3g6ERM

If you tell me what is Slavic on you apart from your Slavic-Turkish language (over 10.000 Turkicisms)?

[Proto-Shaman]

So the new theory is born. Now Sarmatians are related with indian Lekhs? I don't see how they can be related to Lekhs, if Sarmatians were Iranian tribe warriors, but are of today Indians. I don't see a logic really.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lekhites


Kuban is colonized by Slavs so that could be imported by them (i don't say it is for sure, but possible).

However, 25% is not enough to declare something homogeneous.
There is no sign of Slavic substrate among Caucasians. That's for sure.

[Zroota]

She looked like Lady Gaga when she was young with hints of Cher.

https://insidearabia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Fairuz-and-the-Rahbani-Brothers-Musical-Legends-Who-Shaped-Modern-Lebanese-Identity-534x640.jpg
https://deadorkicking.com/wp-content/uploads/featured-img/f/fairuz.jpg
https://resources.tidal.com/images/4ab9b2e8/8598/4383/a115/3fe854bdfb7f/750x750.jpg

Taurid/Armenoid + Med

EDIT: Oh yeah, she does NOT have any Turkish in her. She is fully Levantine.

[Kerili]

I think East Med + Pontid.

[Kamal900]

She looked like Lady Gaga when she was young with hints of Cher.

https://insidearabia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Fairuz-and-the-Rahbani-Brothers-Musical-Legends-Who-Shaped-Modern-Lebanese-Identity-534x640.jpg
https://deadorkicking.com/wp-content/uploads/featured-img/f/fairuz.jpg
https://resources.tidal.com/images/4ab9b2e8/8598/4383/a115/3fe854bdfb7f/750x750.jpg

Taurid/Armenoid + Med

EDIT: Oh yeah, she does NOT have any Turkish in her. She is fully Levantine.

Her father came from Madrin, Turkey, and thus, according to her son's statements, her father was an Assyrian or "Ashoorey" in Arabic and her mother was a Maronite of Palestinian origins where her maternal family migrated to Lebanon before the Nakba. Yes, she has no Turkish ancestry whatsoever. 3amr Diab for example is half Egyptian paternally and half Palestinian maternally:
https://adigitalboom.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/amr-diab-digital-boom-1200x1200.jpg

[zeybek]

East Med

[Sora]

Are you sure she's half Turkish? Or I know wrong? Because I've known her as fully Lebanese Christian singer. Anyway, she's a great singer :amour101:

Gracile Med