Afro-asiatic world - Hebrew slavery in ancient Egypt: Myth and Reality !
Until today, religious Africans believe that their African ancestors of the Pharaonic period enslaved the Hebrews so that they can build the pyramids...
This fake belief relayed in the old American films are generally based on the stories of the Bible,
which emphasize the 430 years of slavery of the Hebrews in Egypt. Especially in Exodus chapter 1 verses 8 to 11. It says:
"Then a new king, to whom Joseph meant nothing, came to power in Egypt. “Look,” he said to his people, “the Israelites have become far too numerous for us.
Come, we must deal shrewdly with them or they will become even more numerous and, if war breaks out, will join our enemies, fight against us and leave the country.
So they put slave masters over them to oppress them with forced labor, and they built Pithom and Rameses as store cities for Pharaoh."
Contrary to popular belief and widespread for centuries (...) Pharaonic Egypt has never used slaves for the construction of its temples or monuments for its kings.
What you need to know is that the Hebrews were nomads (goat herders) and the Kamits or ancient Egyptians were sedentary civilizers (so builders of monuments).
It is obvious that for nomads, building temples (ie cutting stones or carrying heavy loads etc ..) was totally inadequate with their lifestyle,
this is why the painful and compelling aspect of this work which, however, was part of the life habits of Kamits.
Better, it was forbidden to exert any pressure on the workers and Egyptian laws guaranteed them against possible abuse of power.
Around 2300 of the ancient African era for example, Pharaoh Mykerinos left this inscription on his tomb:
"His Majesty wants no man to be taken to forced labor but everyone works to his satisfaction".
In Surah 44 verse 30 to 33, it says this:
"And We certainly saved the Children of Israel from the humiliating torment from Pharaoh. Indeed, he was a haughty one among the transgressors.
And We certainly chose them by knowledge over [all] the worlds.
And We gave them of signs that in which there was a clear trial."
The Quran even invents stories saying that "Pharaoh" that does not exist in Egyptian historical documentation
would be outrageous and haughty! The one who is called "Pharaoh" is often assimilated to Ramses 2...
And let's see what he said about workers around 1300 of the ancient African era. This is what Ramses 2 says about workers:
"Oh, hardworking workers, Oh, you good fighters who do not know fatigue, who do the work with firmness and efficiency,
I will not spare you my favors, the food will flood you, I will provide for you in every way. so you will work for me with a loving heart, I am the defender of your profession (...)
Your food will be very hearty, because I know your work really painful, for which the worker can only exult when his belly is full (...)
I have also set up a large staff to meet your needs: fishermen will bring you fish, others, gardeners will grow vegetables,
potters will work on the turn to make many jugs, so for you, the water will be cool in the summer season ".
Pharaoh Ramessou 2 says Ramses 2 built many buildings throughout Egypt including Thebes, Nubia, Abydos, the Delta, Memphis, etc...
It is so easy to see that the great respect that had Ramses II for his workers, absolutely does not fit with the Biblical and Quranic texts.
the researchers had discovered hundred tombs of workers involved in the construction of the Cheops pyramid in Giza;
The idea that the Hebrews built the pyramids is nonsensical because they already existed 2000 years before their arrival in Africa.
Based on these points, we can very easily understand that everything related in the Quran and the Bible is only literary fiction...
The archaeological is categorical about it! The word "slave" itself does not exist in ancient Egyptian...
These are fantasies of so-called historians / Egyptologists who try to translate the word "bak", which actually means "servant" by "slave".
But we know from the historical documentation that the servant in ancient Egypt was a free man,
married or not, he/she was a salaried for his work - the Egyptian graph shows a free man.
All these documents prove that the thesis of slavery about Hebrews in Egypt is nothing but a fantasy to lull the gullible who refuse to think...