Banu Tamim

bin Hatim was from the Bani Tay tribe.

Was it Bani Tay or Bani Tamim? One of those, I think it was Bani Tamim.

And Nabi al-Karim sent an expedition to them and he fled towards Syria.

His sister, was taken captive and she came and she was a prisoner of war in Madinah Munawwarah in the Masjid-e-Nabawi.

But he's assassinated the night before the Prophet's death.

Then there's Saja, an Arab Christian woman from the Tamim tribe who declares herself a prophetess in the north and gathers thousands of followers.

Third is Tulaya, who convinces the Asad and Ghatafan tribes that the angel Jibrail speaks to him directly and that bowing in prayer is pointless because God doesn't need it.

And then finally, there's Musaylimah, out in the area of Al Yamama, Central Arabia, commanding the largest following of all.

The Prophet never said that.

As a matter of fact, even some of the tribes, the Prophet would praise specifically, like Banu Tamim, he would praise them, or Batalan Gifar, or whatever.

So what are you talking about? You distinguishing yourself from another person because of characteristics, because of customs, because of a location, because of culture, that's fine.

As long as you don't make it on top of Islam, you don't make that as divine, or you discriminate others, or you are racist, or anything like that, then it's fine.