Evidence from the Qur’an: 

            All the people of the world have been divided into two races: Semitic races and Non-Semitic race. in non-semitic races are included the Aryans,  and in Semitic race the Jews, the Christians and the Children of Isma’il from Arabic peninsula. The Qur’an  also bears testimony to this division of the world into two races, and attributes the origin of one of these races to Noah: 

            “Those were some of the prophets on whom God did bestow His Grace,-- of the posterity of Adam, and of those___________ whom We carried (in the Ark) with Noah; and the poster-_-------------------one. race___________, ____________-- ity of Abraham and Isral—of those whom We guided and-other race____________________ chose.” (19:58): 

            This verse of the Qur’an implies that in the posterity of Adam are to be found two different races: one of Noah and his companions, the other that of Abraham and Israel or what can be termed as the children of Ismael, and the Children of Israel. We know that the children of both Ismael Israel are semitic races. It is obvious, therefore, that Noah’s companions and their posterity should belong to Non-Semitic or Aryan race. The Aryan  races inhabit largely in India, besides various other countries of the world. 

            The question, how to label the posterity of Noah’s companions as Noah’s “Ummah” should not arise because in order to be an “Ummah” of a particular prophet it is not obligatory to be from his posterity. We are Muslims, the “Ummah” of  prophet Mohammad even though most of us are not from his pedigree. We are his ‘Ummah’   because we accept him as our prophet. Among the jews those who accepted Jesus as their prophet were called “Ummah” of jesus Christ (Christians). With Noah only few of his companions were saved from the Deluge who were believers as well as his followers. Since the posterity of Noah’s companions or the present Hindus of Aryan  ancestry do not accept the prophets after Noah as their prophets, we have termed them as Noah’s Ummah or the people of Noah or Noah’s race in these essays. It is a different question that these people do not recognise even Noah in his true capacity, which is what I meant by saying that they have lost their prophet in mythologies.