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All Humans Share One Father and One Mother: What Population Genetics Says

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All Humans Share One Father and One Mother: What Population Genetics Says

All human beings from one father and one mother and about 6000 years separated from our father Adam by: Dr. Mohammed Borbab According to the data of genetics of the population, all human beings were created from one father and one mother ... and that about 6000 years separated from our father Adam according to the study of genetics ...

All humans are one father, one mother, and about 6,000 years apart from our father, Adam. By: Dr. Mohamed Bourbab According to the population genetics data, all humans were created from one father and one mother, and about 6000 years from our father Adam, according to the population genetics study. The approach taken? Inheritance of the population can be determined by enumeration of mutation rates based on descent (as an independent test) Knowing the stages of Earth's creation. Know the timelines of the evolution of organisms For now, evolutionists are using mutation rates published on the Y chromosome to defend an ancient origin of mankind. But their published studies rely on low-covering serial operations, and deliberately hide high-coverage sequences (hidden in their literature), These rates confirm that about 6000 years separate us from our father Adam. https://answersingenesis.org/theory-of-evolution/molecular-clock/evidence-human-y-chromosome-molecular-clock/ You know, genetic information is found in chromosomes. Every human has 46 chromosomes in every cell of his body except the sex cells (sperm and egg). The 46 chromosomes are arranged in the nucleus of each cell in pairs, i.e., 23 chromosome pairs. The chromosomal pairs are from 1 to 22 chromosomes, while the chromosomal pair 23 is a sex-linked sex pair, which determines the sex of the man, in the man this is XY and in the female it is XX. For both men and women, we have two copies of each dye. Each new individual acquires: one chromosome came from the father and another from the mother, half of his genes from one parent and the other half from the other parent. During gamete formation, a random distribution of genes occurs. Each person is not the same (and therefore everyone). · Except for the man It has one copy of chromosome Y and one copy of X The Y who is in every man is the Y who is in his father’s Unlike all non-sexual chromosomes. The Y pigment in every man does not change by passing through generations He is the same to all men as to Adam. Each chromosome has a pair that will change at each gametophyte formation. Except the Y chromosome from which the same version of grandparents towards children It transmits chromosome Y through parents only without change This enables us to identify: Family links in genealogy He tells us that all men have one Father: Adam. The man's approach? The rate of mutations of Y chromosomes (slight mutations of Y chromosomes occurring in a specific time period) enables us to identify family links in genealogy Rate: A mutation of the Y chromosome between each two brothers And two mutations with cousins And three mutations with the grandpa's commoners Which we can. To conclude that all humans are cousins We are able to determine the number of generations that separate us from one father: Adam The woman's approach? We can apply this approach to women, but not to X chromosomes, because it has a pair of chromosomes. Since mitochondrial DNA is found in all men and women They only come from the mother. We use the same approach, but based on mitochondrial DNA, It is transmitted between generations, accompanied by mutations that have calculable rates. In the same way we can determine: Family links in genealogy All the women of the world are of one mother: Eve. Conclusion: Y chromosome is transmitted through parents only without change and we can In genealogy of determination of family ties He tells us that all men have one Father: Adam. Mitochondrial DNA is transmitted through women only, unchanged. In genealogy, we can identify family ties. How many generations separate us from the one mother: Eve. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said in his farewell speech: “O mankind, your Lord is one, and your Father is one, all of you are Adam, and Adam is of dust.” Scientific evidence for the universality of the flood of DNA studies, and the decline of all present-day peoples from only three mothers: they are wives: Sam, Ham, and Japheth. The approach? The current human mtDNA tree contains three trunks, which confirms the decline of all present peoples from only three mothers: they are wives: Sam, Ham, and Japheth. These studies fit with the model we derive from the Quran and Sunnah Today’s slow rate of mutation will produce exactly the number of mitochondrial DNA variations measured today, about 6,000 years apart from the age of Adam. https://www.icr.org/articles/print/9400 — Source: Posted on Dr. Mohammed Bourbab's Facebook page on 01.01.2020 https://www.facebook.com/bourbab.m/posts/pfbid0eEoiNsohzkhC5DGTvcUQyUqsKsdvjDKqKmfoofXHuHg5VEhb3x5PrhvEzKi4CDJ4l

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