Saudi Arabia genetic signatures?

Question

I heard that if your genetic signature matchs the ones of tribes in saudi arabia they give u free citizenship, house and 5000 riyal for life where can i get info about this

Answer 1

The tribes of Saudi Arabia, some of them, have branches in Iraq, Jordan and the Emirati states, meaning you can just as easily be related to one of them.  For instance, the Al-Sarhan, are a tribe you can find in almost any Arab country; they are so huge, the surname so common, they are literally everywhere there.  It so common its nothing special.

Now, for being a member of a major tribe, your family going all the way back to the time of Muhamad, for being a citizen, yeah, you get 5,000 bucks a month, and as much as 20,000 U.S. dollars a month if your tribe is closely aligned with the ruling Al-Saud family.

Now if they discover you are genetically related to one of them no, that is not true, they'll just say something along the lines of "congrats cousin!" but they won't give you any of those things.

Also no one in Saudi Arabia gets a free house except the royals and one more thing; again, Saudi Arabia is home to over 50 tribes, some of which can be found outside the country.  5,000 riyal that's funny; try 5,000 dollars, but you have to be born there, with your ancestry going back to the time of Muhamad or, actually, Ishmael.

In other words you have to be an Arab to the core, born and raised there, with deep roots there, not a foreigner who lived outside the country but genetically related.

Take for instance myself; I am of Iraqi Jewish origin, and my blood is Hebrew.

However, I am not a Jew, and even though I have Israeli citizenship, I am not Israeli.

I have never even set foot in a synagogue.  Ever.

Okay scratch that; as a baby when I was circumcized but outside that instance.....

The point I'm trying to make is that being of genetic origin to a group of people, if they happen to be tribal, does not make you OF those people.

Follow me?

Jews can be so bad regarding their "exclusive country club" mentality, they may even tamper with your DNA tests and tell you your blood isn't pure, or even destroy your family because they feel bad their own blood is watered down, so to prevent you from breeding and bringing more pure hebrews into the world they make sure you never see your family so that they can make arrangements to marry a hebrew girl.  Yeah, that is how bad they are; they are out to make sure pure hebrews become extinct so that they don't feel so terrible about being watered down.

Anyway though; for being a Saudi citizen, yes, you do get a lot of priveleges, but for being related to one that does not make you a citizen.  You are only a citizen if your father is a citizen, and if you are a citizen, if you belong to a tribe far away from the Al-Saud, that is, not too connected to them politically, you get $5,000 a month, if  you are one of the tribes who is close to them, it can be as high as 20,000 per month, while the Al-Saud themselves hog up a good 95% of the country's trillion dollar oil and investment revenue.

Because oil is tied to every single world market, Saudi businessmen have investments all over the world, and the royal family has so much money, there aren't enough trees on this entire planet to make enough bank notes to represent it all.

You ask me, its all the stuff of a made up science fiction novel; its so ridiculous, I mean that whole mess with the Al-Saud, you have to remind yourself its not fantasy.  

Sorry, but no, distant genetic relation, or even close relation if you are an Arab, is not enough, your father has to be a citizen, you have to be a woman (between the ages of 18 and 30 preferably, of breeding age), or you have to have an invitation from the King himself, to become a Saudi citizen.

So, sorry man, better luck next time.

Answer 2

hehehe >> Mintee

My friend, that's not true..

But..

It was true in the past that if they trace your dynasty and if you really meet them in one of your grand grand fathers, you'll be given the chance to live with them and marry from their family. But of course they will not give you money.

But as I said, it was in the past.

Nice question

: )

Answer 3

it is true Fahiya

get the test and take the results into the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in your country .. ask for the form of Genetic Nationality

you might be one of the lucky ones

: pppppp

Answer 4

this is lie .

there nothing such this in Saudi

Answer 5

Not true. Many people from different tribes live in Iraq, Qatar, Jordan, Syria, and other countries. They have cousins with different nationalities.

SO not true at all

Answer 6

hahahahaha!.. someones obviously pulling your leg...

Yeah right!.. they give you that and your own oil well, tent, and Lexis (to park next to the camel)

Answer 7

Do you actually believe that?  Come on!  That is an urban (or desert) myth!

Answer 8

This is definitely a jk however, it would be kind of a fun thing to prove.