This is an excerpt from The Atheism Delusion, Chapter 5, in which the divine nature of the Sumerians is discussed and evidence is presented. The Sumerians and the Supremacy of God Regarding the government, Dr. Kramer says: The Government, The First Bicameral Congress: Man’s social and spiritual development is often slow, devious, and hard to trace. …
The Journey of Gilgamesh to his Grandfather Noah pbuh Gilgamesh began his journey to his grandfather Noah (Utnapishtim), in which he seeks immortality—the immortality of the soul and not the body. From the beginning, Gilgamesh knew that there was no immortality for the body, for he said: Gilgamesh opened his mouth, saying …
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Facebook Post April 20, 2015: *Please note that the numbers below indicate end notes located at the bottom of the page. From Imam Ahmed Al Hasan a.s. In the name of Allah, the Abundantly Merciful, the Intensely Merciful Praise be to Allah. May the peace, mercy and blessings of Allah be upon you. I hope …
One day a doubter in Imam Ahmed Al-Hasan by the name of Mustafa was repeatedly asking for evidence from the Imam. His reply to him every time was: “Ask God.” Then Mustafa asked him: “Why don’t you give me evidence?” Imam Ahmed AlHasan held a rock [in his hand] and said: “Even if this rock …
Gilgamesh, a Religious Character The Epic of Gilgamesh is filled with symbols. It contains visions that are symbolic, and explains what some of them mean. It also contains symbolic language and events. For example, in the middle of a battle between Gilgamesh and Enkidu, we find that everything calms suddenly, and Enkidu immediately stands …
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Gilgamesh and Joseph pbuh In his first journey Gilgamesh was victorious, and killed the satan Humbaba. He then returned to Uruk and wore his crown for the second battle to begin, the one against the temporal life (the goddess Ishtar or Inanna): Then did Gilgamesh put on his crown. On the beauty of …
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Gilgamesh, the Son of Ninsun: The Mother Crying over Dumuzi Dumuzi: “My heart went to the edin, weeping, weeping I am the lady of the temple, I am Inanna who destroys the lands of enemies. I am Ninsun, the mother of the great master. I am Geshtinanna, the sister of the sacred boy. My heart …
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The Land of Sumer and Akkad Cried over Dumuzi, and Now it Cries over Al-Hussain pbuh?! The Sumerians or Akkadians grieved and cried over Dumuzi (Sumerian: Dumu, “son” + Zi, “faithful”) for thousands of years. The grieving of the Mesopotamians over Dumuzi continued until the time of the prophet Ezekiel. The Torah mentions that the …
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Was the Story of God’s Prophet Job Narrated by the Sumerians Before it Even Occurred?! There are indications that the stories of the Sumerians are nothing but metaphysical stories and reports of real stories that were to occur after the Sumerians and during the course of the divine religion. Anyone who has read the Sumerian clay …
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The Religion of Sumer and Akkad and the Three Religions: Islam, Christianity, and Judaism The truth is that any person acquainted with the Torah, the Gospel, and the Quran, as well as what is in the Sumerian clay tablets, would certainly reach one of two inevitable conclusions: The first conclusion is that the origin of …
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