Isis and Osiris story Philae island and temple  The reader of that timeless myth may err in the conception that is Isis and Osiris are historical figures. The reason for this is that ancient Egyptian mythology was infused with cosmic events in an abstract form, and its cosmic symbols are dyed in human form. To make matters more complicated, some of the events of the story of Isis and Osiris were reported to have occurred in Egyptian cities. Certain places were associated with the events of the story of Isis and Osiris; this connection between certain places known in Egypt and between the events of the story is what caused the reader to be puzzled. The story of Isis and Osiris is a mythological story that tells about events that took place at the time of the creation of the universe. These events did not take place in the land of Egypt as some imagine, but the opposite is true. It was the Egyptians who created names Linked to the events of the emergence of the univers...

Today we are going to talk about   pharaoh   Akhenaten  The first worshiper of one God on earth  The living spirit of Aton what did we don't know about him who he really was  what is the new discoveries about him !! his family his relations all about that we will find out here in this article   Drawing of Akhnaton Cairo Cast Akhenaten (Ikhnaton) or Amenhotep IV is a pharaoh of the eighteenth Dynasty . His father Amenhotep the Third (14171379 BC), and his mother Tey, who came from a popular environment, unlike what was known about the wives of the pharaohs who came from distinct strains. His mother-in-law is Tee, her husband the vehicle leader Aye, and his aunt, the sister of the Queen Mother, Moutnejmet. Akhenaten in his distinctive Amarna He was sentenced to 17 years by his wife Nefertiti since 1369 BC. The word Akhnaton means its beautiful with the sun disk. He attempted to unify the ancient gods of Egypt, ...

The most powerful periods of monarchy were concentrated in the age of the Fourth Dynasty, the era of the builders of the Great Pyramids, and the administration was concentrated in the hands of the king, who can be called the King of the Father because he oversees justice and truth, both on earth and in the other world First: The King and the State: The king assisted some of the assistants in his duties, headed by the minister, who was considered the personal representative of the king and was one of his duties oversee the house of money and justice in addition to the administrative work and assisted the minister in all works, a layer of the general public filled other jobs and a class of learners, including clerks and others, The administration was organized, otherwise the huge pyramids were not built. Beginning with the age of the Fifth Dynasty and the emergence of the Sun faith and its god, Ra, who was considered as the creator of the world, the King lost some of his power. ...

The era of the ancient state was known as the era of the builders of the pyramids. This period saw the largest building system in history, which led to the existence of a large number of pyramids, close to 100 pyramids. The third and fourth families were the largest. The pyramids of Giza, built during the Fourth Dynasty, are the crown of the crown of Egyptian civilization and an architectural miracle that has no parallel on the planet. Archaeologists interested in the physical research on how to build the pyramids and the date of its construction. As for the reasons for construction, it did not receive much attention. Most of the archaeologists described the pyramids as "tombs for the burial of the kings of Egypt" !!! But there are many researchers who have realized that this explanation for the construction of the pyramids is a mockery of the minds and is not commensurate with the magnitude of that great project. How can we believe that the pyramids were built for ...

The pyramid of Saqqara is one of the oldest pyramids in Egypt, and it is special for the king of Zoser or the "ecclesiastical" Khattar. The pyramid of Zoser is called the pyramid pyramid and it is because it is graded. It consists of 6 terraces; the tombs were in the era of the first family and the second consists of one large mosque, especially for the king, King of Zoser, where he had a selection of the most brilliant staff, including engineer Imhotep, who wanted to show the glory of King Zoser and the special dimension of the thought of the establishment of an unconventional tomb of King Zoser that the idea of the idea of creation Pyramid pyramid and humiliation To you by placing 6 terraces terraced above some Why 6 terraces and whether it is related to religion or that is not quite different because it has to do with the way architecture When Imohotep thought to glorify the king thought that if put less than 6 terraces can come another king and more It can be said t...

Large numbers of religious texts and drawings were inscribed on the walls of tombs and the roofs of coffins in ancient Egypt. These texts were considered to be magical powers; they provided torches and detailed travel maps of the afterlife. The oldest group of cemeteries known as Mtoun al-Ahram was found in the tomb of Onas in Saqqara; it was considered the basis of theology and literature in ancient Egypt. It was later classified and supplied with illustrations of what is known as the mantle of coffins in the Middle Kingdom era and later developed into the so-called Book of the Dead. The book, which deals with the things of the other world, which was called Amotot,  became an important text in the modern state. The book describes the journey of the Sunbeam through the twelve hours of the night, with illustrations to guide the deceased. After the Akhenaten era, a new set of texts revolved around Knut, which swallows the sun god in the evening and returns in the morning. Afte...

Statue of Sopdu Statue of Sopdu, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, Egypt 1332-1323 BCE Who was the Sopdu? Sopdu (Soped, Sopedu) was a god of war associated with the eastern borders and the eastern Desert, known as the "lord of the east".  He was sometimes associated with the planet Venus, but was generally a solar god, closely associated with the sun, which rises in the east, and represented the scorching heat of the sun.  He patrolled the border and protected the turquoise mines in the Sinai. He was also thought to protect the mouth of the deceased. His name was written with the hieroglyph of a thorn and can be translated as "skilled man" or "skilled ones".  However, it could also mean "sharp ones". The sign itself was called "the tooth" by the Egyptians giving his name a possible third meaning of "the teeth". He was the son of Sopdet (Sirius) and Sahu (Orion) who in turn were associated with Isis a...

The files of the state were placed on papyrus or Ostraka in the Hieratic script and then in the demotic line. They were stored in the state offices and in the archives section of the temple. These files were great and varied, and consisted of interest reports and memoirs, population lists, land plots, taxes, The quantities of stones to be paid to builders, the timber required for the role of the shipbuilding industry, the details and pictures of speeches received from the public and their complaints, the notes of the superiors, disciplinary sanctions papers, etc. The numbers were arranged in headers or columns, and red notes were written with abbreviated symbols and markers to prevent repetition - the English word paper that the paper came from. The administration of the pharaohs oversaw all matters of life and controlled life in the court. The entire economy was organized in the name of the pharaoh, the supreme ruler, so the administration was wide with an organized group of p...

The civilization of ancient Pharaonic Egypt does not differ in terms of discovery of the means (mass communication) and use a lot, about the civilization of Mesopotamia, if not they are more sophisticated and clearer ones. Among the hands of specialists today are thousands (papyrus), which is the special paper extracted from the cane of papyrus, which was discovered by the Egyptians to draw on it and codify their ideas and philosophy. Besides, Ancient Pharaonic Egypt left us with hundreds of large stone temples and tombs buried deep in the mountains, Through long walls decorated with hieroglyphic inscriptions. Maybe the manner of Egyptian writing (hieroglyphics) based on the images engraved on the walls of temples and on the walls of tombs and obelisks, and this huge number of large-scale sculptures, were the main means of mass communication in ancient Egypt. This is in addition to the texts of prayers, recitations, hymns, and literary, legal, scientific, medical, and religious ...