Join the Tribe!

Become part of indigenous governance.

Fund indigenous governance. Reconnect 95,000+ descendants. Build civic infrastructure that prevents erasure.

Become part of our family

Community

Connect and collaborate with tribe members globally.

Tradition

Participate in preserving our rich cultural heritage.

Growth

Enable new opportunities through our dynamic online platform.

We are indigenous Canaanites facing systematic erasure. This civic platform reconnects our scattered tribe - 95...

Gerar Returns: Indigenous Canaanites Launch Civic Governance Platform

Watch how we're building the first digital civic infrastructure for the Tribe of Abimelech - indigenous Canaanites whose Kingdom of Gerar predates Arab and Jewish nationalism. This platform reconnects 95,000+ scattered descendants...

This membership is for people who come from the families of the Tribe of Abimelech - including the lines of Hassan, Muha...

Start with Family Information

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Start with Family Information

Share what you know about your family - names, places, or any materials you have that connect you to the tribe.

This can include stories from your parents or grandparents, photos, documents, or anything else that gives us clues about your background. All information helps us grow the tribe's historical record.

Join Through the Website

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Join Through the Website

Create an account and submit your details through the site. This is how we begin the process.

After signing up, we will contact you directly to learn more and ask a few questions. No offices, no paperwork - we're building this together, person by person.

Help Confirm the Connection

Flip to learn more!

Help Confirm the Connection

If needed, we may ask for help from someone who knows your family - like a sheikh from the tribe.

If we need help confirming your family connection, we'll work with someone close to your area who knows the tribe. The goal is to verify respectfully, not to make things hard.

This membership is for people with a real connection to the tribe - through family, tradition, or community. Create your account to begin, and we'll support you each step of the way.

Friends are non-descendants who share an affinity for the Tribe of Abimelech and wish to participate in cultural, social...

Attend Tribal Gatherings

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Attend Tribal Gatherings

Join cultural festivals, educational workshops, or volunteer opportunities.

Friends are encouraged to participate fully. You might help organize events, assist elders, or even learn key phrases in the tribe's language to deepen your cultural exchange.

Learn and Share

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Learn and Share

Study the history and traditions of the tribe, then help spread awareness respectfully.

Consider preparing presentations or online resources to share with other communities. Always ensure you represent the tribe's heritage accurately, maintaining respect for its customs and elders.

Honor Customs

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Honor Customs

Acknowledge the tribe's protocols, values, and leadership by following local etiquette when visiting tribal lands or events.

Basic etiquette might include dress codes at ceremonies, proper greetings, and understanding the tribal chain of command. Observing these customs fosters trust and cultural bridge-building.

Note: Friends do not need ancestral ties but are welcomed as active allies, bridging cultural gaps and fostering mutual respect.

Supporters are those who may live far away or lack the time for frequent participation but want to assist the tribe's gr...

Financial Contributions

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Financial Contributions

Donate to tribal heritage projects, community-led initiatives, or scholarship funds.

Your financial support might help fund cultural preservation, archaeological research, youth programs, or infrastructure improvements. Every donation makes a tangible difference for the tribe's future.

Resource and Skill Sharing

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Resource and Skill Sharing

Offer professional services (e.g., legal, archival, academic research) or supplies (e.g., books, technology).

From donating old laptops to providing pro bono legal counsel, your unique skills can bolster the tribe's development. Coordinate with tribal representatives to determine pressing needs and how best to contribute.

Advocacy and Networking

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Advocacy and Networking

Help the tribe connect with cultural organizations, philanthropic networks, or funding opportunities.

Leverage your personal or professional network to raise awareness about the Tribe of Abimelech. Whether it's writing grant proposals or introducing potential donors, every connection can significantly expand the tribe's reach.

Note: Supporters may never set foot on tribal land but can meaningfully boost tribal welfare by amplifying the tribe's voice and championing its cause.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about joining and supporting the Tribe of Abimelech.

Still have questions? Contact us

Fund indigenous governance. Reconnect 95,000+ descendants. Build civic infrastructure that prevents erasure.

Become part of our family

Community

Connect and collaborate with tribe members globally.

Tradition

Participate in preserving our rich cultural heritage.

Growth

Enable new opportunities through our dynamic online platform.

We are indigenous Canaanites facing systematic erasure. This civic platform reconnects our scattered tribe - 95...

Gerar Returns: Indigenous Canaanites Launch Civic Governance Platform

This membership is for people who come from the families of the Tribe of Abimelech - including the lines of Hassan, Muha...

Start with Family Information

Flip to learn more!

Start with Family Information

Share what you know about your family - names, places, or any materials you have that connect you to the tribe.

This can include stories from your parents or grandparents, photos, documents, or anything else that gives us clues about your background. All information helps us grow the tribe's historical record.

Join Through the Website

Flip to learn more!

Join Through the Website

Create an account and submit your details through the site. This is how we begin the process.

After signing up, we will contact you directly to learn more and ask a few questions. No offices, no paperwork - we're building this together, person by person.

Help Confirm the Connection

Flip to learn more!

Help Confirm the Connection

If needed, we may ask for help from someone who knows your family - like a sheikh from the tribe.

If we need help confirming your family connection, we'll work with someone close to your area who knows the tribe. The goal is to verify respectfully, not to make things hard.

This membership is for people with a real connection to the tribe - through family, tradition, or community. Create your account to begin, and we'll support you each step of the way.

Friends are non-descendants who share an affinity for the Tribe of Abimelech and wish to participate in cultural, social...

Attend Tribal Gatherings

Flip to learn more!

Attend Tribal Gatherings

Join cultural festivals, educational workshops, or volunteer opportunities.

Friends are encouraged to participate fully. You might help organize events, assist elders, or even learn key phrases in the tribe's language to deepen your cultural exchange.

Learn and Share

Flip to learn more!

Learn and Share

Study the history and traditions of the tribe, then help spread awareness respectfully.

Consider preparing presentations or online resources to share with other communities. Always ensure you represent the tribe's heritage accurately, maintaining respect for its customs and elders.

Honor Customs

Flip to learn more!

Honor Customs

Acknowledge the tribe's protocols, values, and leadership by following local etiquette when visiting tribal lands or events.

Basic etiquette might include dress codes at ceremonies, proper greetings, and understanding the tribal chain of command. Observing these customs fosters trust and cultural bridge-building.

Note: Friends do not need ancestral ties but are welcomed as active allies, bridging cultural gaps and fostering mutual respect.

Supporters are those who may live far away or lack the time for frequent participation but want to assist the tribe's gr...

Financial Contributions

Flip to learn more!

Financial Contributions

Donate to tribal heritage projects, community-led initiatives, or scholarship funds.

Resource and Skill Sharing

Flip to learn more!

Resource and Skill Sharing

Offer professional services (e.g., legal, archival, academic research) or supplies (e.g., books, technology).

Advocacy and Networking

Flip to learn more!

Advocacy and Networking

Help the tribe connect with cultural organizations, philanthropic networks, or funding opportunities.

Note: Supporters may never set foot on tribal land but can meaningfully boost tribal welfare by amplifying the tribe's voice and championing its cause.

Frequently Asked Questions

Join the Tribe!

Become part of our family

Community

Tradition

Growth

Gerar Returns: Indigenous Canaanites Launch Civic Governance Platform

Member of the Tribe

Start with Family Information

Start with Family Information

Join Through the Website

Join Through the Website

Help Confirm the Connection

Help Confirm the Connection

Friend of the Tribe

Attend Tribal Gatherings

Attend Tribal Gatherings

Learn and Share

Learn and Share

Honor Customs

Honor Customs

Supporter of the Tribe

Financial Contributions

Financial Contributions

Resource and Skill Sharing

Resource and Skill Sharing

Advocacy and Networking

Advocacy and Networking

Frequently Asked Questions

Join the Tribe!

Become part of our family

Community

Tradition

Growth

Gerar Returns: Indigenous Canaanites Launch Civic Governance Platform

Member of the Tribe

Start with Family Information

Start with Family Information

Join Through the Website

Join Through the Website

Help Confirm the Connection

Help Confirm the Connection

Friend of the Tribe

Attend Tribal Gatherings

Attend Tribal Gatherings

Learn and Share

Learn and Share

Honor Customs

Honor Customs

Supporter of the Tribe

Financial Contributions

Financial Contributions

Resource and Skill Sharing

Resource and Skill Sharing

Advocacy and Networking

Advocacy and Networking