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cognate†
Akkadian † | Babylonian † | Ancient Assyrians † | Ebla † | Dilmun (estimated)*†
Northwest Semitic (Northwestern Semitic)
Hebrew ( Jews | Samaritan | Israeli ) | Modern Assyrians | Penicia † | Moab † | Ammon † | Edom † | Aram † ( Palmi Line †) | Amoriin † ( Ugarit †) | Caldain † | Higsos (estimated) ** †
Southwest or Arabs
( Arabs )
Bedouin | Arab Christians | Nabataean † | Saudi ( Hijaz ) | Modern Egyptian | Maghreb Arab ( Maltese ) | Levantine Arabs ( Palestinian ( Israeli Arab ) | Jordanian | Syrian | Lebanese ) | Yemeni ( Hadrami people ) | Omani | Gulf Arabs | Iraqi | Khorasan Arab | Central Asian Arabs | Black Arabs (Syrian Blacks | Jordanian Blacks | Saudi Blacks | Omani Blacks | Yemeni Blacks ( Akhdams ) | Iraqi Blacks | Chadian Arabs ( Baqarahs | Abalans) | Sudanese Arabs ) | Dawadine | Ouled Slimane | Nubians | Moors (Beidans | Haratins )
※ Namsem
Ethiopian Semites ( Amharans | Tigrayans | Tigrinyas | Tigrayans | Hararians | Gurgains | Siltians ) | Ancient South Arabian ( Sabane † | Magan (presumed)***†) | Modern South Arabian ( Socotrane | Mahraine )
A lost people
* Presumed to be a synchronous system, but not certain
** It is presumed to be the northwest Semit, but it is not clear
*** It is presumed to be ancient removal, but not certain
There is a hypothesis that it forms a southern language group (and a nation -sided ethnic group), but it is not certain.
independent state
Non-Arabic
independent state
arabic
Autonomous regions and many settlements
Applicable geographic race
language and culture
language
thought
mythology
Arab mythology | Jewish Mythology | Mesopotamian mythology (Akkadian mythology | Babylonian mythology (Chaldean mythology) | Assyrian mythology) | Canaanite mythology (Aramaic mythology | Phoenician mythology (Carthaginian mythology))
English : Sabeans
Sabah : 𐩪𐩨𐩱
Arabic : ٱلسَّبَئِيُّوْن
Hebrew : סבאים

1. outline2. Detail3. related document

1. outline

From ancient times to the Middle Ages, they are the people who were in charge of the mainstream of Yemen .

2. Detail

It was mentioned in the Old Testament in the Queen of Sheba, and some of them advanced into Ethiopia and established the kingdom of Aksum .

The Sabeans established their own civilization by building the Kingdom of Himyar in AD , but lost their independence as they were ruled by the Kingdom of Aksum and the Sassanid Dynasty .

It was Islamized in the 7th century and lost the Saba language, but it was related by blood to the Yemeni people .[1]

3. related document

[1] However, the Hadramis are considered Yemeni by nationality, but are not descendants of the Sabines.

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