Genies in Sumeria-Akkadia?
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Here's some general information about the Djinni:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djinni
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al suli had a great crush on the king's favorite concubine princess daliah. he confided this to al mumu who was the king's chief adviser and court magician. al suli said that all he ever wanted in his life was to suck and suck princess daliah's big succulent breasts. al mumu told al suli that his magic might be able to help but al suli must promise to pay him two bags of gold. al suli agreed and promised he'd pay him after. al mumu took a cup of al suli's saliva and the two separated. the next day, al mumu sprinkled a magic potion onto princess daliah's brassieres in the royal closet. that afternoon the princess got a terrible itching sensation on her breasts. the king called upon al mumu and sought his advice. after his oracle, al mumu proclaimed that only one person could cure the princess' itch- al suli, because his tongue had medicinal properties. he was to suck the beautiful princess' breasts in order for the itch to subside. so the king sent for al suli and his wish was granted. he sucked and sucked the princess' breasts all day and all night. he sucked like a hungry baby and he didnt stop until daliah's breasts were sore but relieved also of the itching.al suli left the palace a very happy man. the next day, al mumu went to see al suli and demanded for his two bags of gold. al suli gave him a surprised look and pretended he didnt know what al mumu was talking about. al suli thought he had gotten the better of al mumu and walked away humming to himself. not to be outsmarted by a palace idiot, al mumu went inside the king's royal closet and sprinkled his magic potion onto the king's colorful underwears. need i continue? go back to work!
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Sumer - modern day Iraq.\n\nThe Mesopotamian civilization of Sumer officially began at around 4000-3500 BCE, and ended at 2334 BCE with the rise of Assyria. It was the world's first civilization. \n\nThe oldest granary yet found dates back to 9500 BCE and is located in the Jordan Valley. The earliest known settlement in Jericho (9th millennium BCE) in modern-day Palestine, was a PPNA culture that eventually gave way to more developed settlements later, which included in one early settlement (8th millennium BCE) mud-brick houses surrounded by a stone wall, having a stone tower built into the wall. In this time there is evidence of domesticated emmer wheat, barley and pulses and hunting of wild animals. However, there are no indications of attempts to form communities (early civilizations) with surrounding peoples. Nevertheless, by the 6th millennium BCE we find what appears to be an ancient shrine and cult, which would likely indicate intercommunal religious practices in this era. Findings include a collective burial (with not all the skeletons completely articulated, jaws removed, faces covered with plaster, cowries used for eyes). Other finds from this era include stone and bone tools, clay figurines and shell and malachite beads. Around 1500 to 1200 BCE Jericho and other cities of Canaan had become vassals of the Egyptian empire.\n\nSeveral miles southwest of Ur, Eridu was the southernmost of a conglomeration of early temple-cities, in Sumer, southern Mesopotamia, with the earliest of these settlements carbon dating to around 5000 BCE. The Sialk ziggurat of Kashan, Iran, also dates to this era. By the 4th millennium BCE, in Nippur we find, in connection with a sort of ziggurat and shrine, a conduit built of bricks, in the form of an arch. Sumerian inscriptions written on clay also appear in Nippur. By 4000 BCE an ancient city of Susa, in Mesopotamia, seems to emerge from earlier villages. Sumerian cuneiform script dates to no later than about 3500 BCE. Sumer, which was Mesopotamia's first civilization in what is now Iraq, is recognized as the world's earliest civilization. Other villages begin to spring up around this time in the Ancient Near East (Middle East) as well.
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tough since no one seems being in egypt...\nif you are there, you should ask ...
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In the Postdiluvium Period, Nimrod of Ancient Babylon was the first self-proclaimed king of the world as confirmed in the Holy Scriptures and cross confirmed in the "Sumerian Kings' List", a chronology of Mesopotamian Kings covering hundreds of thousands of years, including the Antediluvium Period, prior to our current Earth Age.  Historians totally reject the enormous dates claimed in these historical cuneiform tablets, because these dates do not fit well in the erroneous historical paradigm of linear history, and the current limited mindset of the Anthropological Orthodoxy.\n\nSee:\nThe antediluvian patriarchs and the Sumerian King List:\nhttp://www.answersingenesis.org/tj/v12/i3/sumerian.asp\n\nFrom Genesis we read:  "Cush begat Nimrod, who was the first to be a despot on the earth. He was an overbearing tyrant in Jehovah's sight; wherefore the saying, Even as Nimrod, the overbearing tyrant in Jehovah's sight."  (Genesis 10:8,9)\n\nSee: \nhttp://www.embassyofheaven.com/catalog/patriotn.htm
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Entrance to 3e kingdom by the water by boat\n\nuse this site:\n\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/
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Try this:\n\nhttp://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/afroalbanians.html
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nah.\n\ni have seen some of these people. in front of the house i lived as kid was a grave. some muslims started throwing coins when passing by. then some one started sitting there with a (mujabir? i think that's what they are called .not sure though) loban or something. then they started singing kawwalees at that grave on thursdays. \n\nthen we noticed on thursdays a woman had started to come and they had a full show going on. mujabir(?) told everybody that djinn possesses her that time and all that. \n\none day after all devotees went away that woman and mujabir had a quarrel about money they had earned. they could not selttle the issue . then she stopped coming. \n\nbut really i had seen too much drama already. how the tales were being created and what not. many old people used to say that the grave was of a pet of original owners of that land. but everyone avoided telling it to devotees as it would have been risking a riot.\n\ni have always been curious about ghosts and as a kid sometimes volunteered to go with ghost search parties. no luck.\n\n  sometimes my companions claimed to see or hear the ghosts. somehow i never see them. seems like ghosts and djinns avoid me altogether.\n\nit is not only muslim djinns either. that Pepal tree ghost often refered among hindus too do not come near me.\n\nthough i believe in existance of soul I believe such claims as frauds.
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Sumer (or Shumer, Egyptian Sangar, Bib. Shinar, native ki-en-gir) (3500-2334 BCE) was an ancient civilization located in the southern part of Mesopotamia (modern day southeastern Iraq) from the time of settlement by the Sumerians until the time of Babylonia. The term "Sumerian" applies to all speakers of the Sumerian language. It is the oldest civilization in the world.
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try the egyptian yellow pages.
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From about 6000 BC various communities of hunter-gatherers make the Nile and Egypt the centre of their territory, around which they roam. But the drying of the Sahara increasingly confines them to the river area. The unusual habit of this great river - flooding every year and depositing a layer of rich moist soil on the surrounding region - is ideally suited to the development of settled agriculture. The river takes upon itself two otherwise laborious tasks, irrigation and the enriching of the soil.\n\nBy about 3100 BC these communities have become sufficiently prosperous and stable to be united in a single political entity - the first Egyptian dynasty.\n  \nThe first dynasty: from c.3100 BC\nThe unifying of Upper and Lower Egypt into a single kingdom is the event pointed to by the ancient Egyptians themselves as the beginning of their civilization. \nWhatever the name, the first historical dynasty is brought into being by the king or pharaoh who in about 3100 BC establishes control over the whole navigable length of the Nile. His is the first of thirty Egyptian dynasties, spanning nearly three millennia - an example of social continuity rivalled in human history only by China.\n\nNo one knows the name of this first dynasty definitively. King Narmer is thought to have reigned c. 3150 BCE as first king of the 1st dynasty (and/or last king of the 0 dynasty) of a unified ancient Egypt. But it is unclear if he actually existed.
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This site may answer all your questions:\nhttp://www.sk4p.net/egypt/gods.shtml
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the God Of the Sun in Egypt
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Biblical?\n\nIgnorant, superstitious Bronze Age nomads.
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Ehe, good luck. Prepare to do some travelling and learn some ancient languages. If you can't do that, you can't learn them.
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The strong faith and believe of the people who used to live in that region. Historians say egyptiens, but believe me, egyptiens these days are not the same as the old egyptiens!!!!....\nSo i doubt its from the same transendence, the same blood...you know what i mean!\nProof of sarcofagus of the workers...\n\nMy other theory is Aliens, xtraterrestrial cosmic power who helped the people to build! \nProof of maya pyramid...(another mystery)\n\nits frustrating to go inside it though! Clostrophobic dark and tiny walking spaces!!!!
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Stories of genies, magic lamps, flying carpets, and wishes contained in tales from the Arabian Nights and other works have been passed down through the generations. Islamic mythology has probably been influenced to a large degree by Arabian mythology and are often difficult to distinguish. The two differ, in that Islam prohibits sorcery. Many Islamic elders have told their children bedtime stories about a snake that is mentioned in Islamic Hadith as punishment for missing prayer in hope that their children will establish what has been made obligatory to them.\n\nThe concept of the Evil Eye is considered by some to be mentioned in the Qur'an, in Surat al-Falaq (in which one is told to seek refuge "from the mischief of the envious one as he envies"), and is held to be true by millions of Muslims. The Hand of Fatima is sometimes used to neutralize the effect of Evil Eye, though its use is forbidden in Islam, as are all talismans and superstitions. Among traditional muslims, various verses from the Qur'an such as an-Nas and al-Falaq are sometimes recited for blessing, or protection from such superstitions.