context: Qahtan or Arab Arabs are the tribes whose origins date back to a common ancestor known to the Nisabah and the Arab newsmen in the name of Qahtan [1] and it is according to Arab historians and whoever contacted them from the people of the book Qattan who was mentioned in the Old Testament and it is the opinion that Ibn Khaldun chose it from among many opinions, some of which made it a descendant of the biblical character Ismail [2] Qahtan was mentioned in the form of Qahtan in the writings of the Musnad line with many abbreviations and it was a desert land in the village of Al-Faw. What makes the literal translation of "Qahtan" is Qaht, because it is called for land, not very, and most probably it is pain Rakhine after Islam, especially in the mid-Umayyad period, such as Ibn Ishaq and Ibn Al-Sa’ib Al-Kalbi, they noticed the similarities between Qattan in the Old Testament and Qahtan’s land belonging to the Bedouin Kinda Kingdom. 4] Adnan made his weight undoubtedly, and there is no meaning to his name at all, because his sons (in the custom of al-Nisabah) did not use the southern identification tool (Al-Noun is the last of knowledge). It is also noticed that most of the tribes considered by Arab "genealogists" as Qahtaniyah are civilized tribes and are not nomadic historically [5]
question: Who are Qahtani?
answers.text: tribes whose origins date back to a common ancestor known to the Nisabah and the Arab newsmen