Excellent lecture on the similarities between American Indians and Ancient Egyptians https://lnkd.in/eDNcKvAu
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A young Ossetian woman wearing traditional ancient Iranian costume The Ossetians are an Iranian-speaking people inhabiting the Caucasus.They are considered to be the descendants of the Alans, an ancient Iranian nomadic pastoral people of the North Caucasus who followed an Indo-Iranian polytheism as their religion.The main population of the Ossetians is concentrated in North Ossetia, forming part of the Russian Federation and South Ossetia respectively. The Ossetian language belongs to the Northeastern Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family.From the 7th century BC to the 1st century AD, Ossetia came under a strong Scythian-Sarmatian influence which was followed by that of the fierce and indomitable Alans.Subsequently, many of the Alans were compelled to migrate westwards with Germanic tribes and had to assimilate into different European nations.However, a small number which remained, went on to survive the Mongol invasions of the 13th century and eventually became the ancestors of the present-day Ossetians.
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A young Ossetian woman wearing traditional ancient Iranian costume The Ossetians are an Iranian-speaking people inhabiting the Caucasus.They are considered to be the descendants of the Alans, an ancient Iranian nomadic pastoral people of the North Caucasus who followed an Indo-Iranian polytheism as their religion.The main population of the Ossetians is concentrated in North Ossetia, forming part of the Russian Federation and South Ossetia respectively. The Ossetian language belongs to the Northeastern Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family.From the 7th century BC to the 1st century AD, Ossetia came under a strong Scythian-Sarmatian influence which was followed by that of the fierce and indomitable Alans.Subsequently, many of the Alans were compelled to migrate westwards with Germanic tribes and had to assimilate into different European nations.However, a small number which remained, went on to survive the Mongol invasions of the 13th century and eventually became the ancestors of the present-day Ossetians.
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😂 fact checking is importantly… a lesson I have also learnt.
Palestinian American 🇵🇸 publishes an Audacious tweet. That is debunked easily. 👇 After all which Major Ancient Civilization. Talks about these "Palestinians".💡 #Israelpalestine #Truthmatters Link: https://lnkd.in/gDDFdB5e
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"Benin is a country rich in ancient traditions and mystical beliefs. It serves as a historical portal for African spiritual customs worldwide. Nestled in West Africa, Benin is renowned for its vibrant and diverse spiritual practices passed down through generations. At the heart of Benin’s spiritual landscape lies Voodoo or Vodoun, one of the most intriguing religions in this land." Written by Dr. Asanee Brogan, Spiritual Coach
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The Sacred Kaaba: History, Virtues, and Hidden Facts. The sacred history of the Kaaba, Islam's most revered structure and the spiritual heart of the Muslim world. In this video, we explore the origins, historical significance, and deep virtues of the Kaaba. From its foundation by Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and Prophet Ismail (AS) to its profound role in Islamic tradition, learn about the symbolism, architectural features, and the rituals surrounding it during Hajj and Umrah. Discover little-known facts and timeless insights that highlight the Kaaba's importance in the lives of over a billion Muslims worldwide. Don’t miss this in-depth exploration of the Kaaba’s legacy and the spiritual inspiration it provides. Please like, share, and subscribe for more educational and historical insights.
Kaaba: The Sacred Heart of Islam | Significance, History, and Timeless Facts of the Holy Kaaba
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Intellect may find the door, only the heart may get you inside I have now been cycling eastwards beyond Türkiye for more than two weeks. It felt like crossing another boundary: not merely like passing Edirne, which marks a passage into the Islamic world, nor like crossing the Bosporus into Asia, or the Euphrates into the ancient universe of Mesopotamia. I transgressed a boundary with immediate topical consequences: into Iran. From millennia-old frameworks of religion, worldviews, and narratives about East and West encountered in the highlands of Anatolia, I moved into the tensions and clashes of today, with the secretary-general of the United Nations recently warning of a terrible escalation that could endanger the entire region or worse. This isn't just any escalation, but the exacerbation of the exact rhetorical projections that have so long fueled violence and human suffering, and the utter incompetence to hear the other. In this century it is probably American President George W. Bush who articulated this sentiment once again calling Iran as belonging to the “Axis of Evil”. Seen from mainland Europe with its Christian foundations of neighborly love and its postwar pledge of “Never Again”, this scenario already seems insane, but being among the Iranians, surrounded by their beautiful traditions, it is sheerly unbelievable that hatred still bangs the drum. I am deeply touched by the love they can summon in simple encounters, and I wish humanity could experience more of the Iranian soul, if only the thirst for enmity would subside. Read on in my latest chapter in the story of cycling to China. #journeytotheeast #cyclingthecourseofhistory #iran #Shamsitabrizi #rumi #poetryoflove #tabriz #tehran
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For centuries, Egyptians have been at the forefront of communication, beginning with the ancient scribes who carved meaning into stone. Today, EgyTranscript continues that legacy, transforming your words into every language, just like the Pharaohs translated their wisdom for the world. #egytranscript
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Let's talk about the promised land Here is the map of the #PromisedLand #TheLandOfIsrael as described in the #Bible. The boundaries of the land given to the descendants of #Abraham are clearly outlined in the scriptures: 'To your descendants, I give this land, from the Wadi of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates' (#Genesis15:18). 'I will establish your borders from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, and from the desert to the Euphrates River' (#Exodus23:31). 'Your territory will extend from the desert to Lebanon, and from the Euphrates River to the Mediterranean Sea' (#Deuteronomy11:24). This is the eternal covenant promised by #God to the people of #Israel. The so-called Palestinians primarily trace their origins to surrounding Arab countries, such as #Egypt, #Jordan, #Syria, and the Arabian Peninsula. Many migrated to the land of Israel during Ottoman and British rule due to economic opportunities and political changes. Historically, they do not constitute a distinct ethnic or national group but are part of the broader Arab identity. Just for clarification, the so-called Palestinians are not related to the #Philistines mentioned in the Bible, despite the similarity in name. The Philistines were an ancient seafaring people of Aegean origin who settled on the southern coastal plain of Canaan.
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Explore the Bizarre and Shocking Practices of Ancient Egyptians!
Explore the Bizarre and Shocking Practices of Ancient Egyptians!
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