Ajman Surname: Y-DNA Haplogroup
Published genetics research or a documented case study links the surname Ajman to a specific Y-DNA paternal-line haplogroup.
J1-M267
Clade J
Also spelled: Al-Ajman, Bani Ajman
All 39 sampled men from the Ajman tribe carried Y-haplogroup J1-M267 with zero internal haplogroup diversity - the most extreme single-lineage signature of the six Kuwaiti Bedouin tribes analyzed by Y-SNP/Y-STR typing.
Source: Mohammad T, Xue Y, Evison M, Tyler-Smith C. "Genetic structure of nomadic Bedouin from Kuwait." Heredity (Edinb). 2009 Nov;103(5):425-433. doi:10.1038/hdy.2009.72.
How to read this. A surname match means some people with that surname, in a specific study or family record, were found to share a haplogroup, most likely due to a shared patrilineal ancestor generations back. It is not proof that you personally carry that haplogroup: surnames change through adoption, remarriage, non-paternity events, and independent origin of the same name in different families. For your own confirmed haplogroup, test your DNA with our HaploAI Y-DNA/mtDNA predictor.
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