Tag: Temple of Philae

Temple of Philae in Aswan, Egypt – Egyptian Temples Discover the history of the Pharaonic civilization "Ancient Egypt History" and the secrets of building the temple of the goddess Isis, the most important Egyptian temples and Pharaonic Egyptian Monuments in Nubia, the civilization of Ancient Egypt. what are the stages of saving and transporting the temple, a map of the temple from the inside, the reason for construction, the times of the sound and light shows, entrance ticket prices, and more to start your tourist trip to visit the tourist attractions in Egypt, in addition to learning about the tourist attractions in Aswan. Temple of Philae Facts Construction date: 690 BC Why the name? The word Philae comes from the Greek word “philos” which means love, and the temple was named the Palace of Ins Al-Wujud by the Arabs.. The origin of the name of the Philae Temple among the Arabs as the Palace of Ins Al-Wujud goes back to the fact that the minister’s daughter loved the king’s son. When the minister found out about the matter, he sent his daughter to the temple to keep her away from the king’s son, but as time passed, the king’s son continued to search for her until he met her on the island of Philae in the temple.. What is the reason for building the Philae Temple? The main purpose of building the temple is to worship the God Isis, the most famous Egyptian deities - Ancient Egyptian gods and Goddesses in the third century BC, as it was one of the most important religious beliefs and Ancient Egyptian religion among the Pharaohs for all ages until the Greek-Roman era in ancient Egypt.. The Temple of Philae was built in the Ptolemaic Kingdom and then developed in the Roman Kingdom era, where it