maddhan1979
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Which religion came first to Middle East Judaism, Islam or Christianity?
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Judaism came first in Middle East but Islam inspired to most of them.
Lot of "Jat" family names are found throughout Indo European world and in middle east. Then there is reference of "Jats" being of Scythian origins, which seem to be true.
If i remember correctly "Sach" or "Sachs" is a Judaic family name. "Sach" or "Sachs" itself means people of "Scythian origin". Jats having a family name "Hooda" is a direct connection to Judaic people or Jahoodi people.
Then many family names of "Jat" people also connect with pre Sanskrit origin, which indicates that origin of the tribe of people called "Jats" is connect with older Indo European roots and most probably to proto Indo European roots which are much older than Sanskrit roots.
Besides that we must not forget there were Roman/ European settlements and lot of trade was done through countries located at the lower areas of Europe. Borders does not mean these early settlers, traders, etc. settled, traded or lived within the bordered area as we know through history today. It is also possible that these people were travelling and trading far beyond the so stated borders of ancient times.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Syria
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borders_of_the_Roman_Empire
It seems(although yet to be archaeologically verified) there was a continuous migration from ancient middle east which included ancient Jews(coming as foreign traders, people fleeing wars), then there is a earlier tribal migration which seems to have happened much earlier from central Asia and ancient China before the "Great wall of China", was constructed. These BC migrations and later phase of migration of Jews as traders and people fleeing wars or people looking for new place to live and work happened due to the life line of ancient trade routes such as "Silk road". These ancient connections seem to go beyond ancient "Judic ", connections and had a continued inflow of people and ideologies from different parts of the world and extended even after "Islam" as a religion came into existence. All this history which has its roots in central Eurasia, ancient China and ancient Middle east and "Judic" people seem to be getting lost in the cultural misrepresentation and archaeological losses in the northern regions of the country.
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