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صفحة متخصصة في تعليم اللغة المصرية القديمة الخاصة بخطها الهيروغليفي للدولة الوسطى، إستنادا على المراجع العلمية والكتب اللغوية المتخصصة مثل:

EGYPTIAN GRMMER
Being an introduction to the study of Hieroglyphs
By Sir Allan Gardiner
Third edition revised.
1957

MIDDLE EGYPTIAN
An introduction to the language and culture of Hieroglyphs
By James P. Allen
Second Edition
2010

MIDDLE EGYPTIAN GRAMMER
By James E.Hoch
1954



HIEROGLYPHIC EGYPTIAN
An Introduction to the Language and Literature of the Middle Kingdom
By Daniel L. Selden
Revised Edition
2014

MIDDLE EGYPTIAN
An Introduction
By Gertie Englund
Second Edition
1995

اللغة المصرية القديمة
العصر الوسيط
د/ عبد الحليم نور الدين
الطبعة التاسعة 2011

HOW TO READ EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPHS
A Step by step to teach yourself
By: Mark Collier
Bill Manley
2007

المعجم الوجيز
(هيروغليفي-عربي)
الخط الهيروغليفي في الدولة الوسطى
سامح مقار
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وغيرها من المراجع، بالإضافة إلى معلومات تاريخية وعلمية وأثرية خاصة بعلم المصريات الحديث والفلسفة المصرية القديمة...

18/06/2026

Sekhmet, Lady of Power, stands in Karnak with the silence of a force that needs no movement.
Lioness-headed goddess of the fierce sun, destruction, protection, and healing, her presence was both feared and revered.
Before her, stone becomes command.
Stillness becomes fire.
And power becomes sacred.

📍Karnak Temple, Luxor
🎥 Footage by Waleed Farouk

18/06/2026

What if you had only one second for each treasure?

The Grand Egyptian Museum holds around 100,000 ancient Egyptian artifacts — and if you tried to see each one for just one second, you would need almost 28 hours.

But inside the GEM, time feels different.

Every statue, every face, every silent stone carries thousands of years of memory.

This reel is only 13 seconds…
but Ancient Egypt has been speaking for over 5,000 years.

✨ Welcome to the cave of timeless wonders.

13/06/2026

Ancient Egypt..
Greatness in every detail..

11/06/2026

Inside the Grand Egyptian Museum, a giant preserved crocodile mummy stands as a powerful reminder of one of ancient Egypt’s most feared and revered gods: Sobek.

To the ancient Egyptians, the crocodile was not only a creature of danger — it was a symbol of strength, protection, fertility, and the living power of the Nile.

Sobek embodied that dual nature: terrifying and sacred, wild and divine.

This mummy is more than an animal preserved through time.
It is a silent witness to a world where nature, fear, and worship flowed together like the river itself.

The Nile had its gods… and Sobek was among its most powerful.

📍Grand Egyptian Museum
Footage by Waleed Farouk

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10/06/2026

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08/06/2026

Not every creature in ancient Egypt was meant to comfort the soul.

Some were made to remind it of judgment.

This is a detail from one of Tutankhamun’s funerary beds — a striking representation often associated with Ammit, the fearsome being linked to the final judgment of the dead.

In the ancient Egyptian imagination, the journey after death was not only about eternity…
it was also about truth.

Before the deceased could enter the blessed afterlife, the heart had to be weighed against the feather of Ma’at — the principle of truth, balance, and cosmic order.
If the heart failed, Ammit was there.

Part crocodile, part lion, part hippopotamus — Ammit was not simply a monster.
She was the terrifying image of consequence.

And here, in the golden world of Tutankhamun, even a royal bed becomes a reminder:

Eternity was never given.
It had to be deserved.

Four rare Egyptian artifacts return home from the United States 👏Egypt has recovered four rare ancient Egyptian artifact...
06/06/2026

Four rare Egyptian artifacts return home from the United States 👏

Egypt has recovered four rare ancient Egyptian artifacts from the United States, continuing its efforts to protect cultural heritage and restore objects that left the country through unlawful routes.

The artifacts belong to different periods of ancient Egyptian civilization. Among the most important pieces is a granite head of a statue wearing a royal headdress, dated to the 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom.

A special note of appreciation goes to the American family who decided to return the artifacts to Egypt after the passing of their owner. Their decision reflects a meaningful respect for cultural heritage and for the rightful place of these ancient objects.

This return is not only about recovering ancient artifacts. It is about restoring parts of Egypt’s cultural memory, protecting heritage, and reaffirming the value of ancient Egyptian civilization as a legacy that deserves respect, care, and preservation.

04/06/2026

Abubis.. Anibu.. Wb Wawot..
It used to be our inner guide and soul mentor through the difficult paths..

But we have forgotten..

What would you take with you into eternity?This small tray of painted food models comes from a Middle Kingdom tomb at Li...
03/06/2026

What would you take with you into eternity?

This small tray of painted food models comes from a Middle Kingdom tomb at Lisht.
At first glance, it looks like a simple meal… but in ancient Egypt, food was never just food.

These models represented the kinds of meat, fruit, and vegetables people enjoyed in life — and wished to have forever in the afterlife.

A tiny feast, made of wood and limestone.
A reminder that for the ancient Egyptians, eternity was not empty or silent… it was full of memory, nourishment, and continuity.

Food Models
Middle Kingdom
Wood & limestone
Grand Egyptian Museum
Lisht

Very warm welcome to our newest followers, or should I say new students to our school ! Excited to have you onboard! Kev...
02/06/2026

Very warm welcome to our newest followers, or should I say new students to our school ! Excited to have you onboard!

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