Is the north african J-L222.2 still heavily present in Saudi arabia ?

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Hi everybody on board.

I am from Morocco Casablanca city in the centre.

My paternal grand father was born in North east of the country in a bedouin arab hilali tribe called "مهاية" "Mhaya".

His brother was always talking about their tribal origin that he and some old historical papers claim to be from Central-West saudi arabia in Nejd desert .

Currently there is a DNA project for this Hilali lineage and it is labeling its paternal haplogroup as J-L222.2 , a subclade of J-P58.

So my question is :

Is this Hilali haplogoup J-L222.2 mostly found in north africa and lost its trace in its place of origin saudi arabia ??
 
TheProbga90x said:
Hi everybody on board.

I am from Morocco Casablanca city in the centre.

My paternal grand father was born in North east of the country in a bedouin arab hilali tribe called "مهاية" "Mhaya".

His brother was always talking about their tribal origin that he and some old historical papers claim to be from Central-West saudi arabia in Nejd desert .

Currently there is a DNA project for this Hilali lineage and it is labeling its paternal haplogroup as J-L222.2 , a subclade of J-P58.

So my question is :

Is this Hilali haplogoup J-L222.2 mostly found in north africa and lost its trace in its place of origin saudi arabia ??
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L222 is not limited to the Hilali tribe, it is widespread among the Adnani tribes in Saudi Arabia.
 
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