“The nature of the voices of the inhabitants of the Eight O’clock Caves from the book Emi-Dawat and their meanings.”

Ali, Asmaa Mohamad Mahmoud

doi:10.21608/bfalex.2024.370482

“The nature of the voices of the inhabitants of the Eight O’clock Caves from the book Emi-Dawat and their meanings.”

Document Type : Original Article

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Asmaa mohamad mahmoud Ali

10.21608/bfalex.2024.370482

Abstract

This study sheds light on the nature of the voices of the inhabitants of the Eight Hour Caves of the Book of Imi-Dawat, which do not mimic human speech, as their voices do not resemble human voices, but rather resemble the buzzing of bees, or the bellowing of a bull, or crying and wailing, or the meow of a cat, or the cry of a falcon. But these sounds only gain their true meaning in the ear of the sun god Ra, and he alone can understand and translate these sounds that are not similar to human speech. This study will present an attempt to interpret and analyze these sounds and their meanings, by presenting the texts and scenes of the eighth hour of the book -Imi-Dawat, which included references to these sounds.

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