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The Prophet Mohammad PBUH died almost 1400 years ago. The genes from his family have been diluted and spread all over the region and to many other places in the world.
Also how would we do that?
He’s supposedly buried in Medina and given the climate it’s entirely plausible that there could be recoverable DNA. Two problems with that, though. First, we don’t exactly have incontrovertible evidence that that’s him. Just tradition. There obviously weren’t burial records, and that’s not exactly the most stable region in the world. Whoever ended up being proved wrong by the tests (and someone would be) would inevitably claim that he was moved or those weren’t really his remains or those nefarious Jews/Sunnis/Shiites/Christians/Bahá'ís/Yazidis/insert-hated-group-du-jour-here tampered with the results. Second, do you really think that the House of Saud is stupid enough to allow the testing when it could be viewed as sacrilege and no good can come of it?
The other way we’ve done this sort of thing is to track down known descendants. That’s how we know that Thomas Jefferson raped his slave Sally Hemmings and that Warren Harding fathered a lovechild. The problem is that there aren’t any known descendants. That’s way too much time to be certain that you’re descended from someone. Even if you had birth certificates stretching all the way back to the seventh century, how certain are you that all your ancestors were faithful to their husbands? I mean, I’m fairly sure I’m my dad’s child and I’d be really surprised to find out that he’s the result of some torrid affair my grandma had, but beyond that? Since my grandpa doesn’t use computers, I’m perfectly comfortable saying I have absolutely no clue whether or not he’s a bastard or not.
Even if that weren’t a problem, there’s still the issue that Muhammad wasn’t the only one at that time with his genes. His Y-chromosome haplotype was shared with any other male children his father or uncles had and any of their male-line descendants. There’s no way to tell whether or not someone inherited their Muhammadan Y-chromosome from, say,
Al-‘Abbas ibn ‘Abd al-Muttalib instead of the Last Prophet.
There’s a
fairly famous study that is claimed to demonstrate that 1 in 200 men is the direct descendant of Genghis Khan. It does no such thing. I’m perfectly willing to concede that the timing and geography of the spread of the particular Y-chromosome haplotype found strongly suggests that it was spread by the Mongols and that there’s a good argument to be made that Genghis Khan shared it. But you know who else is almost certain to have fathered a lot of bastards during the conquest?
Qasar, Hachiun,
Temüge, and
Belgutei, his brothers, along with other members of his father’s family.
Genealogy is hard, and DNA doesn’t always simplify things.