Scientific Secrets in the Epic of Creation Enuma Elish
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A new book by Mohammad Rachid Nasser Zok It is good to Share with your friends. Scientific secrets in the epic of creation Enuma Elish is the name of the new book published by Partridge Singapore. This book proves with word by word comparison that the language of Sumer was an ancient Arabic accent, and that this is a Semitic language. The book shows that in Sumer Akkad and Babylon the creation seven tablets, and the texts were about the creation parts of the atom, the nucleus,the protons and electrons. Before 5000 years the writer of this Epic has full knowledge of the atoms parts exactly as we know it in our modern life so he explains the creation of the universe through the formation of atom. Explore in this book also the secrets of Egypt creation texts and more. The Author Mohammad R. N. Zok Book orders can be placed through the Partridge’s Book Order Department. To order from Partridge: • Call: 1-800-101-2657 • Fax: 1-812-355-4082 email: bkorders@authorsolutions.com To order from Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/1482881845/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1483578298&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=scientific+secrets+enuma+elish&dpPl=1&dpID=51f8xzM-7ML&ref=plSrch
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In this book, you will discover what the true story was and what the wrong one was in the myths of Sumer and Babylon. In the Mesopotamia region, plates written by ancient writers were discovered. After deciphering their content, scientists named them myths and legends because they interpreted that these texts spoke about gods and goddesses. As for me, I chose to describe the deciphering of these texts as right and wrong because it’s right for scientists to call them myths and legends, but it’s totally wrong to believe they speak about myths of gods and goddesses.
About the Author
Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, in 1952, Mohammad R. N. Zok (Muḥammad Rashīd Nāṣir Dhawq) is a Lebanese writer who studied history of art and interior design at the Amelia Institute in Beirut. His passion for history and languages led him to study, on his own, several languages (English, French, Italian, Spanish, and several other European dialects) in addition to Hebrew and Arabic. He worked as an Arabic language consultant and a member of the Diwan Al Arab magazine and has written several articles about the philosophy, history, and ancient languages, in which he still has several unpublished books to be published later such as Arabic Words in the Holy Bible (English), Secrets of the Arabic Language (Arabic), and The Trips of the Prophets (Arabic). He published his first book in Lebanon entitled Lughat Adam (The Language of Adam). This book is about the relation between Arabic language and the modern and ancient world’s languages. This book was identified in the USA Congress Library as Lughat Ādam: ʻaṭāʼ abadī li-banī Ādam by Muḥammad Rashīd Nāṣir Dhawq (book). He has several published articles in various Arabic newspapers and magazines and over the Internet. His writings were used as a linguistic reference in Arabic encyclopedia. “Mukatel min al Sahara.”