Religious interpretation Iraqi beliefs and ancient Egyptian Comparative study of religions | ||
| CONTEMPORARY ISLAMIC STUDIENS MAGAZINE | ||
| Article 1, Volume 3, Issue 7, October 2012, Pages 1-27 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Author | ||
| Saleh Jabbar al-Quraishi | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Drawn from research in our hands several points can be summarized as follows: - 1 - The two ancient civilizations of Iraq, Egypt, far back in soccer, as proven by the excavations and discoveries of archaeological continuing held in Iraq in the first half of the twentieth century demonstrated and proved that the civilization mature in all its basic elements started in Iraq by other countries, even before Egypt about 100 - 200 years and is worth mentioning that religious sources refer to this as well. 2 - Iraqi civilization was characterized by the emergence of cities as a phenomenon and a prominent feature evident in the ruins of Warka Camden, and Ur, and Lagash, and Oorma, and Laredo, and Kish, and other cities. 3 - Zhongwei said both countries shared in the worship of celestial bodies and natural phenomena, especially the sun, water and air was imperative for the Iraqi and Egyptian human Iatkda that the phenomenon of multiplicity of gods, according to multiple sources of things goddess. 4 - the emergence of (the royal tombs) in the Egyptian heritage considered feature singled out by the Egyptian civilization, and distinguished it from others, as well as building the pyramids, which were considered unilateral advantage as well. 5 - notes that the ancient Egyptians tended to sanctify some of the animals in their worship, especially in contrast to pet them veterans of Iraq notes that their perception of these animals were normal. 6 - that both religions Ahtmta morality and behavior of individuals and avoid evil acts and the tendency to the side of good and love of humanity. 7 - notes the emergence of political unity in both countries with a preponderance of power in Egypt more than it is in Iraq, probably due to the homogeneity of the human population in Egypt and stronger than it was in Iraq. 8 - both countries were the basis of originality and the source of civilization in the religious thought and cultural, ideological and moved their civilization and culture to the ancient world, especially the Persians and the Greeks and Romans, and others. | ||
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