What is Judaism?-2/Hammurabi-Prophet Abraham (pbuh), Babylon-Assyria, and Moses (pbuh)

2-Hammurabi-Prophet Abraham, Babylon-Assyria, and Moses

The second major historical traumatic event that happened once and for all time, happened around 1250 BCE with the invasion of the Assyrian empire by the Indo-Iranian tribes, known as the Elamites. Assyria (meaning the upper city-country of Ur, i.e., upper city-country of the original first city-country near Baghdad), located on the banks of the Tigris at Nineveh-Mosul. After the second largest civilization after the Flood, Agade-Akad-Ad and its continuation Thamud-Medayin, the third largest civilization founded by Hammurabi, that is, Prophet Abraham (pbuh), is Babylon-Assyria (included Western Iran-Basra-Baghdad-Mosul-Diyarbakır-Aleppo-Damascus-Urfa-Antakya-Palestine basin). Hammurabi, known as the father of the land of justice/mercy/peace (Ebu Ur rahm-) for establishing the first state of law, order, making and keeping the peace, uniting all city-states of the time, including Babylon, Assyria, Mari, Elam, Uruk, Nippur, Medayin, Aleppo, and Damascus, ending civil wars and initiating a long period of peace. In the 1300s BCE, after the invasion by the Indo-Iranian forces, Babylon-Assyrian people, retreated and expanded to Harran, Urfa (Ur-ruha), and then Ur Salem (Jerusalem-Illios), and Egypt (Mis-ur-new city) and organized as almost reborn. Throughout this period, i.e., during the times of Ishmael (pbuh), Isaac (pbuh), Jacob (pbuh), Joseph (pbuh), Zechariah (pbuh), there is no Jewish community yet. (In fact, the communities known as Arabs have no relation with Abraham (pbuh) and Ishmael (pbuh). The Arab communities are also different tribes that came to the region from India and Africa. This is a topic for another article)

Following Abraham’s era, the Indo-Iranian tribes led by Faridun-Pharaoh, who invaded Iraq and captured Babylon-Baghdad and Assyria-Mosul (known historically as Elam-Alimu), enslaved the Assyrians and Babylonians. Moses, known as Mose (meaning son from the water), had rebelled against this enslavement, moved the remaining Assyrian communities along the Aleppo-Antakya-Lebanon-Jerusalem-present-day Egypt route, and then he returned back and fought against the invading forces. (The personal story of Sargon, the founding king of Akkad-Assyria, also appears in the tablets as a child left in the Tigris River.) This event is narrated in history as the Battle of Kadesh around 1250 BCE and in mythology as the Trojan War. (Troy is Troy-Lebanon Tripoli or Tyre city, the Troy in Dardanelles is a fabrication of the German treasure hunter Schliemann. At that time, there was neither enough population for trade nor the need for a major port in western Anatolia. Civilization came to these areas after the great war in the Lebanon basin and the dispersal of Assyria-Nineveh/Ionia.) This war is also narrated in the Torah and Qur’an as the story of Moses – the exodus – the great exit, and they are all the same event. The Iliad and Odyssey of Homer, who fictionalized history from an Iranian perspective – like Ferdowsi – narrate this traumatic period but with different names and vague locations. (Homer’s Iliad – Illya – Illyos is the original name of Jerusalem. It means the city of God, El. It was sanctified and named Ur Salem – city of peace – because peace was made there after the Trojan War. Odessa is Urfa.) Modern archaeology has recorded this war as the Battle of Kadesh. However, Kadesh is also actually Jerusalem. But the sides of the war are recorded as the Hittites and Egyptians. Yet, Hittite and Egypt are provinces of Assyria, allies, and their common enemy is the Iranian-Indian invaders.

In the Torah, the heroes of this great world war are Pharaoh, Faridun, the king of Iran. Moses is not a name but means son, and historically, Ramses-Ra Mose, who is mistakenly recorded as the king of Egypt, concealing Iran, is the real hero. The title or personal name Pharaoh does not appear in any ancient Egyptian records. However, even modern secularist archaeologists continue to repeat this lie of the Torah. This greatest distortion of the Iranian – Persian lies concealed Iran in this great historically breakthrough war and made Moses a Pharaoh. Moses, meanwhile, has become an undefined mythical character and was later recreated as the founding prophet of Judaism. Archaeologists are still trying to find the imaginary Moses’s trace in the Red Sea or the Sinai desert, calling the statues of RaMose in ancient Egyptian ruins with a walking staff in hand as Pharaoh III. Ramses!

Ra mose is an expression like the son of the Lord. It’s a naming convention that establishes a connection with God or holy individuals, similar to Abdullah, Abdurrahman, Nurullah, Feyzullah today. Ramses saved his people from the Iranian invasion and migrated, while Feridun-Ferrohen, the Iranian-Elam king, drowned in the Euphrates or Orontes River while pursuing with his army. RaMose, after 20 years of wars in the Syria-Lebanon basin, moved Assyria to Egypt and re-established ancient Egypt. In ancient records, the founding god of Egypt, Osiris, is Asuris-Assyrian. Isis is likely Moses. Centuries later, the conquests of Alexander the Great, then the Romans, and finally conquests of the Ottomans under the Sultan Selim I were repetitions of this first great war.

The first fragmentation of Assyria is the most significant event in the subsequent historical flow. To make an analogy, Assyria is the first global empire in ancient history, akin to Britain-USA. And just like the Anglo-Saxon empire, Assyria was a pioneering, creative, and organizing force in forming a government, politics, science, architecture, religion, art, technology, and trade, and also the first tyrannical state to use exploitation, genocide, massacres, oppression, and violence when it reached its peak. The narration of Moses in the Qur’an describes Assyria and portrays both the convinced, oppressed, and innocent qualities and the spoiled, ungrateful, tyrannical, fickle, and opportunistic aspects of the Assyrians – known as 12 or 10 great tribes-races – as a lesson. The calf story tells how the Indians who came to trade with Assyria even manipulated the Assyrians while they were newcomers. Samiri, a Samaritan, is Iraqi, and at that time Iraq (Uruk) was full of Indian merchants. Probably some of these merchants followed Ramoses. Their remnants still live in today’s Nablus – the Samaritans.

The Exodus story of Moses, contrary to the Torah, is not from Egypt-Sinai/Red Sea to Palestine, but rather the opposite, from Nineveh-Assyria through Harran-Urfa-Hatay-Lebanon to Jerusalem and Egypt. The sea that is said Moses, still any traces couldn’t have been found, crossed, that Pharaoh are said to have drowned in is likely either the Euphrates near Mari or the Orontes River in Antioch. Mount Sinai is actually the Anti-Lebanon mountain, and the valley of Tuwa is either Troy-Tyre or Trablus-Sham. If the wrong places are searched for traces, they will never be found!

After this traumatic fragmentation of Assyria, the dispersed peoples throughout the region recounted this event in their new locations in various forms – as stories, legends, myths, and religious fables, keeping the memory alive. Ionnes of Nineveh, Prophet Jonah (pbuh), was the founder and pioneer of schools established to prevent the roots of the 12 great Assyrian tribes who spread to the Aegean region and its islands, being forgotten. What is recorded as Greek philosophy is actually the legacy of Assyrian-Babylonian-Egyptian civilization, and the 12 Greek colonies in the Aegean are in fact the 12 tribes of Israel – Assyrian tribes – Ionnes-Ionian-Hellen tribes. Ancient Egypt, in turn, is the creation of Moses-Ramses who fled from that war.

During the invasion and exile of Assyria and the ensuing decades-long war, major earthquake faults in the region were activated, causing intense earthquakes that led to the destruction of many cities. The stories of the destruction of cities mentioned in the Qur’an as being annihilated are mostly related to these earthquakes that occurred during this first world war in the mankind history. Considering these great earthquakes, along with the ongoing Syrian invasion since 2011 and the February 2023 earthquakes in 11 cities in the historical Assyrian basin, one can better understand the first Assyrian story I mentioned, along with history’s ironic repetition. The major earthquake fault lines in the region, such as the Hatay-Alexandria and Hatay-Jericho lines, have not broken yet. The great calamities in the story of Moses also resulted from the same state of chaos, leading to diseases, insect invasions, famines, and similar events. This great war, disaster, and earthquakes had taken place between 1250 and 1220 BCE were the first great world war and catastrophe in history with lasting consequences. Such that the period following this war, from 1200 to about 900 and even up to 700 BCE, is still considered a dark age because the population had been decimated, civilization almost vanished, survivors scattered, and almost no trace had been left behind. Similar to the impact of the First and Second World Wars in the first half of the 20th century, which devastated and reshaped the entire world, this event influenced nearly two thousand years of subsequent history. During all these centuries of great disaster, there was still no Jewish nation, people, or religious community. (Of course, there are no modern tribes with their current identities. Tribes are reshaped approximately every thousand years, and their language, religion, and homeland change.)

(To be continued)

Source: https://kritikbakis.com/en/what-is-the-judaism-what-is-not/