Can I pass as Mesopotamian?

[Avicenna]

You're asking the wrong crowd. Most people here are not familiar with S. Iraqis. I've lived in Iraq so I am but I haven't seen you but you know yourself better. Many S. Indians can easily pass in S. Iraq but some can't. If you can pass among anything along these lines of Iraqis then the simple answer is yes.

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Folks you posted look very Arabian /semeitic for the most part

[Alenka]

If you look anything like the average Indian, then most likely not. Actually, not even as an Arab from the gulf, probably.
For example, the average Emirati looks quite distinguishable from even the average Pakistani immigrant there.
Let alone from an average Indian, who is more Dravidian influenced than the average Pakistani is.

[Zoro]

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He look likw some of the kids here, but similiar, not much the same. Hes a bit darker and has a straight nose, not an upwinding nose. I think he passes better as a really dark gypsie.

That's why i said he knows himself better. I think he should look at videos from Basra and other places in S. Iraq on youtube and decide

[Avicenna]

Yeah that's why I said some can't pass. Maybe the best thing is for him to go to S. Iraq and see if most people speak to him in Arabic lol. Here's a few more

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He don't look anything like these fellas man . Borealis looks what he is imo

[Dr_Maul]

Yes to which question?

Yes to both. Historically south Asian communities in both Iran and the Gulf are usually mixed with locals and are usually darker versions of locals phenotypically. If you were in Dubai or Iran people would assume you are a tourist

[henry007]

Yes to both. Historically south Asian communities in both Iran and the Gulf are usually mixed with locals and are usually darker versions of locals phenotypically. If you were in Dubai or Iran people would assume you are a tourist

which historical community resides in Iran though?

[Dr_Maul]

which historical community resides in Iran though?

Well, the same people (Mainly Gujaratis) who settled in Bahrain also were in Hormozgan and Bushehr, however they became assimilated for the most part. Its apparent in DNA results of those people, myself included

[Trouble]

Well, the same people (Mainly Gujaratis) who settled in Bahrain also were in Hormozgan and Bushehr, however they became assimilated for the most part. Its apparent in DNA results of those people, myself included

This is news to me.

[Trouble]

You're asking the wrong crowd. Most people here are not familiar with S. Iraqis. I've lived in Iraq so I am but I haven't seen you but you know yourself better. Many S. Indians can easily pass in S. Iraq but some can't. If you can pass among anything along these lines of Iraqis then the simple answer is yes.

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You did see me. Check your PMs

[Avicenna]

Well, the same people (Mainly Gujaratis) who settled in Bahrain also were in Hormozgan and Bushehr, however they became assimilated for the most part. Its apparent in DNA results of those people, myself included

First time I've heard that ...