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...

Because the Nile is running along the length of the country, boats and ships have been the most important means of transportation in Egypt since ancient times and even the reigns of Muslim rulers. Ships have been shown in frescoes since the Naqada civilization (circa 4000 to 3100 BC); from the time of the ancient state, small wooden models of ships became among the funerary furniture in many tombs. These models represent many types of boats that the ancient Egyptians designed for different purposes. The papyrus boats were used for picnic in the Delta swamps; in daily activities, large wooden boats were used to transport heavy goods, religious ceremonies and for military purposes. During the Ptolemaic period, the Ptolemies built a vast naval force. Ptolemaic ships were manufactured in a variety of ways, which were known throughout the Hellenic world. Pareidates were an important type of naval vessel. The "Kerkoros" ships were used for both commercial and maritime purpose...

Pharaonic embalming was associated with post-mortal beliefs When you hear a mummification or mummification, the first thing that jumps into mind is of course Pharaonic Egypt. The ancient Egyptians were really the prettiest in this field, and nobody likes them, because embalming has been closely linked to post-mortal beliefs. A mummified body does not have the opportunity to be resurrected after death, its destiny is annihilation and nothingness. To avoid this horrific fate, the ancient Egyptians infused millions of mummies over thousands of years. They did not do so in vain or in vain, but because embalming was their gateway to eternity. The mummy Junger .. The nature of nature There is a great deal of controversy about the period in which the Pharaohs practiced embalming for the first time. Historically, the first stuffed bodies were not made by the ancient Egyptians, but were credited with embalming nature. Egypt's dry and hot desert climate naturally transformed the bo...

The Hyksos abused the Egyptians, burned the cities and villages without mercy, destroyed the temples, slaughtered some of the inhabitants, forced the Egyptians to pay new taxes, and built castles and forts. Over time, the Hyksos was influenced by the Egyptian civilization. They won and won the Pharaohs in their names, uniforms and traditions. They spoke the Egyptian language and converted to the religion of the Egyptians. The ancient Egyptians did not reassure the Hexos and continued to hate their rule and viewed them with contempt because they had robbed them of their country's independence and freedom of their homeland. The national spirit was strengthened among the Egyptians with the days, and they were determined to expel the Hyksos and liberate the homeland. The princes of Tiba led the struggle against the Hyksos, having established their control over Egypt and founded the 17th Dynasty. When the Hyksos feared that the Egyptians would become stronger, their king saw the...

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. ...

She was the wife of "Sakhnin Ra Ta'o" (II), one of the heroes of "Thebes" in the "Hixus" war, and the mother of King Ahmose I, the editor of Egypt of the invaders, The importance of this queen and her fame as one of the great queens in this family was due to her prominent role in the struggle for Egypt against the Hyksos. This was evidenced by the text of a stone plaque found in front of the eighth edifice of the temples of Karnak and began with the titles of King Ahmose and his works, This was a passage for his mother, the queen, "Ihah-hatt", in which everyone was commanded to glorify her. He said: "Praise the Lady of the Earth, the Lady of the Mediterranean Islands (Hao Nebo), famous in every foreign country, who sets plans for the people, the husband of the king, the sister of the king, , Which sponsored the affairs of Egypt, which took care of the order of its army, and put it under its care, were the ones who brou...

Ancient Egyptians narrated stories for entertainment, as well as for conveying the substance and substance of a message or moral wisdom. Storytelling in Egypt is like the foot of civilization itself. However, the oldest written story confirmed history, surviving from ancient Egypt, dating back to the Middle Kingdom era; it was written in the ancient Egyptian language of Central Egypt, which was the classical language of the age. The works that remained of ancient Egypt were much less than those of the ancient Egyptians themselves; most of the literary journeys were usually oral and never recorded. One of the oldest stories, best and loved by the Egyptians, is the story of Sinuhi, which was preserved in six papyrus and about twenty-five Ostraca (or pottery kiln). The story was written in the form of a biography of a member of the court who fled from Egypt to West Asia upon the death of King Amenemhat I; After many years in the Orient, Sinouhi felt nostalgic for home; he wrote...

 Phoenix is a long-necked bird so the Arabs called it Phoenix. The word Phoenix is Greek, meaning a certain type of palm. Some of the stories are from the origin of the mythical bird to a Greek city. The Egyptians took it in the far east. Through them, there is an evergreen tree behind the gate. A whole place is a beauty that is not inhabited by diseases, aging, death, bad deeds, fear, and sorrow. In this orchard there is only one bird, the phoenix with the long straight beak, and the head adorned with two feathers stretched back, and when the phoenix awakens, it begins to chant a song with a wonderful voice. A thousand years later, the phoenix wanted to be reborn, leaving its homeland and expanding towards this world and heading to Syria and chose a high-rise palm tree to reach the sky and build a nest. After that die in the fire, and out of the ashes come out a new creature .. A worm has a color like milk turn into a cocoon, and emerge from this cocoon new birds flyi...

Egypt witnessed, during the period between 5500 BC. And 5000 BC, the era of the so-called Neolithic. In order to get rid of the severe effects of famine and the economic discontent associated with it, the ancient Egyptians in the era of the families established their civilization on agricultural communities. These gatherings, with some 2,000 temples at its center, attracted a high degree of agricultural activity. There was support from the state, with incentive incentives, for the success of these peasant communities. Those incentives included tax exemptions and mandatory service. With the success of these models of economic and spiritual gatherings, during the twelfth years, the state began to establish expansion projects; adding more than twenty-one thousand acres to the agricultural area near the city of Fayoum. From the time of the modern state, border lands that were not irrigated were given free of charge to temples, senior officials and veterans: for repair and cultivati...