Ancient Egypt civilization
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Why is Egypt the mother of the world?!?
The answer will consist of 3 elements:
1- Egypt has the longest history
2- The Egyptian lives on earth
from the Paleolithic era, meaning tens of thousands of years ago
And all the ages that came after that until today have passed through him and his descendants
And create an uninterrupted daily activity
This is despite climate change⛈ in the past times
The reason is that the environment helped him and he did not move much
3- Like other nations and tribes
The important thing is that a part of the Egyptians settled in this land
And another part spread throughout the world
For this reason, we are not surprised when we find that the Egyptian gene is inherited in almost all nations
Or as one genetics researcher said in the title of his research:
“The Egyptians In All Of Us” means: The Egyptians are in all of us
Egypt founded most of the sciences.
We were taught in school that Jabir ibn Hayyan was the one who founded the science of chemistry, even though the word chemistry has an Egyptian origin (kimet).
They also taught us that Al-Khwarizmi is the founder of algebra
Although Ancient Egyptians built the pyramids using algebra, geometry
and trigonometry before that..
This is except that Egypt is the owner of the idea of the state, the first tight administrative system... that heads it, and the oldest judicial system🏛
This is other than the establishment and brilliance of Egyptian scholars in medicine, astronomy, divinity, and wisdom
Administrative sciences, politics, history, geography, geology, legislation, education, and war sciences
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In addition to arts and literature such as drawing 🖌, sculpture, Music
, Dance, theater and dozens of sports
As for the jewel in the crown for Egypt, there are 3 things
The first is the discovery of agriculture 🏞 before all other nations
The second thing is to invent writing 🖋 and export it to the world
The third thing is to establish a code of ethics.. through which the American historian James Henry Breasted Wrote: "Egypt’s gift to the world"
In short, there is no Greek science that did not interact in some way with Egypt
Either by their presence in its temples and schools, like Pythagoras, Thales, Plato, Aristotle, and others.
Or through being indirectly influenced by other people’s writings about Egypt.
which Plato himself admits.
The answer will consist of 3 elements:
1- Egypt has the longest history
2- The Egyptian lives on earth
from the Paleolithic era, meaning tens of thousands of years agoAnd all the ages that came after that until today have passed through him and his descendantsAnd create an uninterrupted daily activityThis is despite climate change⛈ in the past times
The reason is that the environment helped him and he did not move much3- Like other nations and tribes
The important thing is that a part of the Egyptians settled in this land
And another part spread throughout the worldFor this reason, we are not surprised when we find that the Egyptian gene is inherited in almost all nations
Or as one genetics researcher said in the title of his research:
“The Egyptians In All Of Us” means: The Egyptians are in all of us
Egypt founded most of the sciences.
We were taught in school that Jabir ibn Hayyan was the one who founded the science of chemistry, even though the word chemistry has an Egyptian origin (kimet).
They also taught us that Al-Khwarizmi is the founder of algebra
Although Ancient Egyptians built the pyramids using algebra, geometry
and trigonometry before that.. This is except that Egypt is the owner of the idea of the state, the first tight administrative system... that heads it, and the oldest judicial system🏛This is other than the establishment and brilliance of Egyptian scholars in medicine, astronomy, divinity, and wisdomAdministrative sciences, politics, history, geography, geology, legislation, education, and war sciences⚔In addition to arts and literature such as drawing 🖌, sculpture, Music, Dance, theater and dozens of sportsAs for the jewel in the crown for Egypt, there are 3 things
The first is the discovery of agriculture 🏞 before all other nationsThe second thing is to invent writing 🖋 and export it to the worldThe third thing is to establish a code of ethics.. through which the American historian James Henry Breasted Wrote: "Egypt’s gift to the world"
In short, there is no Greek science that did not interact in some way with Egypt
Either by their presence in its temples and schools, like Pythagoras, Thales, Plato, Aristotle, and others.
Or through being indirectly influenced by other people’s writings about Egypt.which Plato himself admits.
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Continued..
Or through being indirectly influenced by other people’s writings about Egypt.
which Plato himself admits by saying there is no knowledge they know that does not come from Egypt..
And the world of history and Egyptology
"George J.M. James" confirms in his book "The Stolen Heritage"
(Greek philosophy is essentially Egyptian philosophy)
Timothy Frick & Peter Gandy agree with him in their book :
“The Texts of Hermes”
They confirm that Plato quoted a lot from Egypt
And that some of the books attributed to him are essentially Egyptian books
They assert that the renaissance of modern Europe depends on Egyptian wisdom and knowledge..
The greatest European scientists, philosophers, and artists bear witness to these words..
Among them are Leonardo da Vinci, Copernicus, Victor Hugo, Newton, Shakespeare, John Donne, Dürer, Botticelli, Roger Bacon, and Paraclesus,
Thomas More, William Blake, Carl Jung, Walter Raleigh, Milton, Ben Jonson, Daniel Defoe, Shelley and his wife Mary.
Or through being indirectly influenced by other people’s writings about Egypt.which Plato himself admits by saying there is no knowledge they know that does not come from Egypt..
And the world of history and Egyptology
"George J.M. James" confirms in his book "The Stolen Heritage"
(Greek philosophy is essentially Egyptian philosophy)
Timothy Frick & Peter Gandy agree with him in their book :“The Texts of Hermes”
They confirm that Plato quoted a lot from Egypt
And that some of the books attributed to him are essentially Egyptian books
They assert that the renaissance of modern Europe depends on Egyptian wisdom and knowledge..
The greatest European scientists, philosophers, and artists bear witness to these words..
Among them are Leonardo da Vinci, Copernicus, Victor Hugo, Newton, Shakespeare, John Donne, Dürer, Botticelli, Roger Bacon, and Paraclesus,
Thomas More, William Blake, Carl Jung, Walter Raleigh, Milton, Ben Jonson, Daniel Defoe, Shelley and his wife Mary.
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A manuscript from the Book of the Afterlife that expresses the scene of judgment.
Where the heart of the dead person is weighed before the goddess Maat, the goddess of justice, in exchange for a feather that represents his bad deeds.
The heaviness of his heart allowed him to cross to the afterlife.
Where the heart of the dead person is weighed before the goddess Maat, the goddess of justice, in exchange for a feather that represents his bad deeds.
The heaviness of his heart allowed him to cross to the afterlife.
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Since there are many wars going on in the world today, it is interesting to read the first recorded peace treaty/cessation of hostilities/"cease-fire" between two sides. Here it is:
TREATY BETWEEN THE HITTITES AND EGYPT
The reign of Ramses II began in hostility against the Hittite state. However, by this pharaoh's twenty-first year (about 1,290 B.C.), both powers were ready to conclude a treaty, so that they might turn their attention to other problems, such as the encroachments of the "Sea Peoples." The offensive and defensive alliance set forth in the following document mentions no effective frontier between the two empires. Perhaps there was no one firm line, but Egyptian hegemony was recognized in Palestine and southern Phoenicia, Hittite hegemony in Syria and northern Phoenicia.
Since Akkadian was the diplomatic language of the day, the Egyptian text was a translation, edited to give greater prominence to the role of Egypt in granting peace. The Hittite version was probably much closer to the text formally agreed upon, and the two versions should be read together. The Egyptian version was carved upon the walls of the Temple of Amon at Karnak and of the Ramesseum.
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TREATY BETWEEN THE HITTITES AND EGYPT
The reign of Ramses II began in hostility against the Hittite state. However, by this pharaoh's twenty-first year (about 1,290 B.C.), both powers were ready to conclude a treaty, so that they might turn their attention to other problems, such as the encroachments of the "Sea Peoples." The offensive and defensive alliance set forth in the following document mentions no effective frontier between the two empires. Perhaps there was no one firm line, but Egyptian hegemony was recognized in Palestine and southern Phoenicia, Hittite hegemony in Syria and northern Phoenicia.
Since Akkadian was the diplomatic language of the day, the Egyptian text was a translation, edited to give greater prominence to the role of Egypt in granting peace. The Hittite version was probably much closer to the text formally agreed upon, and the two versions should be read together. The Egyptian version was carved upon the walls of the Temple of Amon at Karnak and of the Ramesseum.
Egyptian–Hittite peace treaty - Wikipedia
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Plato says we only have knowledge we took from Egypt 
The first papyrus in history for mathematics
pre-Pythagoras and Al-Khwarizmi in thousands of years, 3700 BC (Egypt is the book of history)
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The first papyrus in history for mathematics
pre-Pythagoras and Al-Khwarizmi in thousands of years, 3700 BC (Egypt is the book of history)
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Egyptian women are the ones who taught the world cleanliness, beauty, and perfume 
If you want to see Iron Fist .. look at the fist of His Majesty the King
Ramesses II and the beauty of the wrist bracelet detail
Manicure of the nails and the dignity of the fist complete the picture
The left foot is presented to indicate strength and feet
A civilization in which there is no room for chance
If you want to see Iron Fist .. look at the fist of His Majesty the King
Ramesses II and the beauty of the wrist bracelet detail
Manicure of the nails and the dignity of the fist complete the picture
The left foot is presented to indicate strength and feet
A civilization in which there is no room for chance
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The golden funerary mask of King Psenus I.
Egyptian 21st Dynasty 1001 - 1047 BC. His tomb was found in Tatis San Al-Hajar, and found complete and very similar to the tomb of King Tutankhamun.
A silver coffin was found in it, which was rare in ancient Egypt, so he was named the silver king ..
Egyptian 21st Dynasty 1001 - 1047 BC. His tomb was found in Tatis San Al-Hajar, and found complete and very similar to the tomb of King Tutankhamun.
A silver coffin was found in it, which was rare in ancient Egypt, so he was named the silver king ..
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The current flag of Egypt from the era of the Modern state
Eighteenth Dynasty, the era of King Tutankhamun
White color symbolizes Upper Egypt (Al SAIID)
Red color symbolizes Lower Egypt (Delta)
The color black symbolizes the fertility of the land of Kemet or Dasher
It is documented on the cartouche of King Tutankhamun
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Eighteenth Dynasty, the era of King Tutankhamun
White color symbolizes Upper Egypt (Al SAIID)
Red color symbolizes Lower Egypt (Delta)
The color black symbolizes the fertility of the land of Kemet or Dasher
It is documented on the cartouche of King Tutankhamun
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