The True Story of the Egyptian African Civilization
Hamza Abdullah
A Riveting Account Of Living History, February 21, 2009
By Apex Reviews (Durham, NC USA) -
Buried under eons of time, the origin of civilization has resurfaced. This is the true story of survival and rebuilding of humanity after the destruction of the world by the Great Flood, specifically Zep Tepi, "The First Timers," who survived the destruction to rebuild. The adventure begins when seven youth and their teacher undertake a journey to the source of the Nile, in search of the truth about the founders of civilization and ancient Africa. This is also the history of mankind, recounting the true story of Africa, Egypt, and the world.
The Burning Sands: The True Story Of The Egyptian African Civilization, by Hamza Abdullah, is a story spliced together with the use of present day rhetoric and ancient texts. Abdullah's tale provides the reader with an enthralling look into the work of seven students and their mentor as they travel to the Nile to find the source of mankind. Their goal: to uncover the truths and the missing pieces of human history during the great flood of Noah. Hamza Abdullah is quite knowledgeable on the history of Egyptian and African civilizations, and his expertise shines throughout the whole book. A must have for true lovers of history.
Brooke Carleton
Apex Reviews
By Apex Reviews (Durham, NC USA) -
The Burning Sands: The True Story Of The Egyptian African Civilization, by Hamza Abdullah, is a story spliced together with the use of present day rhetoric and ancient texts. Abdullah's tale provides the reader with an enthralling look into the work of seven students and their mentor as they travel to the Nile to find the source of mankind. Their goal: to uncover the truths and the missing pieces of human history during the great flood of Noah. Hamza Abdullah is quite knowledgeable on the history of Egyptian and African civilizations, and his expertise shines throughout the whole book. A must have for true lovers of history.
Brooke Carleton
Apex Reviews
A simple yet solid approach to the history of civilization
by Buhle, Willis M.- Reviewer's Bookwatch Nov, 2008
The Burning Sands
Hamza Abdullah
"The Great Flood is an ancient and widespread tale of a world almost destroyed by a wrathful God. "The Burning Sands: The True Story of the Egyptian African Civilization" by Hamza Abdullah tells the fascinating story of seven students and their mentor as they uncover the roots of civilization, drawing out and filling in human history back to the great flood of Noah. Dually approaching the story in both modern and ancient segments, "The Burning Sands" offers a simple yet solid approach to the history of civilization making it an entertaining read and recommended addition to personal reading lists and community library collections."
by Buhle, Willis M.-
The Burning Sands
Hamza Abdullah
"The Great Flood is an ancient and widespread tale of a world almost destroyed by a wrathful God. "The Burning Sands: The True Story of the Egyptian African Civilization" by Hamza Abdullah tells the fascinating story of seven students and their mentor as they uncover the roots of civilization, drawing out and filling in human history back to the great flood of Noah. Dually approaching the story in both modern and ancient segments, "The Burning Sands" offers a simple yet solid approach to the history of civilization making it an entertaining read and recommended addition to personal reading lists and community library collections."
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By Hamza Abdullah
