Time Gates

Author's name: Sharif Shaaban

In this book, the author presents a fresh perspective on the study of ancient Egyptian history. He explores the rich legacy of papyri written by the ancient Egyptians and left on the walls of their temples and pyramids, revealing their customs and daily life, including religion, marriage, and burial rituals. These papyri also document the activities of invaders who plundered Egypt's resources. The author reveals the periods of rise and fall through the gateways of time that marked the evolution of ancient Egyptian civilization. He successfully weaves together a thread connecting numerous events, all linked by the common thread of the Egyptian people and their civilization, which has endured for thousands of years. These "gates" unequivocally demonstrate that Egyptian civilization was not merely a material civilization embodied in the construction of pyramids and temples, but also a spiritual one. It manifested the values ​​of belief in the afterlife and solidified the concept of justice (Ma'at), which became a cornerstone of the ancient Egyptians' moral framework.