Tag: Oman

  • Manu Founder Of Oman Magan Civilization? 2000 BC

    I have written articles on the existence and spread of Sanatana Dharma, Hinduism throughout the world.

    It spread to,

    Ancient artifacts found in Oman.jpg Ancient artifacts found in Oman.

    Malaysia,Indonesia,Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Japan. Korea, New Zealand, Australia, Turkey,Iraq, Oman, Arabia, Spain, Africa, Peru,Cameroon,Bulgaria, Germany,Scandinavian Countries,Mexico, Honduras, US and Canada.

    I have provided proof in each article.

    Temples, Customs, and languages of India are found in these countries.

    Mecca had a Shiva’s Temple and 786 is flipped OM, the sacred chant of the Hindus.

    Petra Jordan had a Shiva Temple.

    Prophet Muhammad’s Uncle had composed a Hymn on Lord Shiva.

    Another ancient language of India, Tamils were ancestors of Mu civilization and Mayas.

    The unique custom of rewarding poets in a specific style was found in Arabia, which was called Aravasthan. the Land of Horses.

    A Ganesha Idol was found in Oman excavation.

    Arabia has over 1000 ancient sites which it does not want to be known.

    There was a civilization in the area .

    It was called Magan Civilization.

    Magan (also Makkan) was an ancient region which was referred to in Sumerian cuneiform texts of around 2300 BC and existed to 550 BC as a source of copper and diorite for Mesopotamia.

    The location of Magan is not known with certainty, but most of the archeological and geological evidence suggests that Magan was part of what is now Oman.[2] However, some archaeologists place it in the region of Yemen known as Ma’in,in the south of Upper Egypt, in Nubia or the Sudan, and others as part of today’s Iran or Pakistan’

    Hindu God Rama, His Father Dasaratha and brother Bharata are found in Sumerian Kings List.

    The term Magan means Son in Tamil.

    Ranajit Pal holds that Oman and part of Iran was Magan. In his view king Manium of Magan who, according to Poebel, was also known as Mannu, was the famed Manu, the first sacrificer in the Indian sacred text Rigveda. The name Oman may, in fact, be a memory of Ooumi Manu, one of the several Manus. Pal also states that Magan is the ancient Magadha of the Indian texts. The Indian texts name the Sishunaga and Kakavarna kings of Magadha who have no trace in the Patna area but in the Magan areaElamite kings named In-Susinak and Kak-siwe-Tempti etc. are known.

    Archaeologists in Oman have uncovered an important Bronze and Iron Age site during preparations for construction of the Sinaw-Mahut Dual Road Project.  Initial results of the exploration have revealed numerous ancient items dating back 2,300 years and older. The items are linked to the great Majan civilisation, first mentioned in Sumerian cuneiform texts as an incredibly important source of copper and diorite for Mesopotamia.

    A research team of the Ministry of Heritage and Culture began excavating the site at Bildat Al Ayoon in order to preserve around 250 graves ahead of construction work to build a road. Archaeologists found artefacts, including pottery and jewellery, dating back from the Iron Age to the middle of the Bronze Age of the Majan civilisation, otherwise known as the ‘Magan’ civilisation.

    Sumerian tablets refer to a civilisation named “Magan” as a source of copper, and it is widely believed that Magan was located in present day Oman, and possibly part of Iran. Trading accounts from the Indus Valley civilization, the Sumerian and Assyrian civilizations all mention the seafaring port of Magan and attribute their economic success to trade with Magan, which was referred to in ancient texts as “The Mountain of Copper”.  Indeed evidence from excavations near Sohar in Oman shows that the copper mining and smelting industry was well developed by the year 2000BC, and today as many as 150 ancient copper sites have been found throughout Oman.

    Source.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magan_(civilization)

    http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/ancient-artefacts-found-oman-are-linked-great-majan-civilisation-001337

  • Africa, Middle-east Uprising.Lesson.Videos.

    Fundamental Islam ,Monarchs and Dictators have been messing atoud too long.

    People who have been under yoke now realize that they have been duped in the name of Religion by people to cling to power.

    Popular uprising is the result.

    Unfortunately the alternative is not bright as no body has built a viable option.

    We are in for uncertain times.

    MUSCAT — The Council of Ministers and the chief of Oman’s trade union federation called upon the people to protest peacefully and not to indulge in violent activities.

    While the council of ministers warned the people against unlawful protests, the chairman of the General Federation of Oman Trade Unions (GFOTU) said that protestors should stop behaving in an ‘uncivilised manner’ like indulging in vandalism, arson and destroying property.

    The anti-government protests, which began in February across the country, had turned violent in some places like Sohar, Ibri and Dhank where government and private properties were damaged and arson took place.

    The Council of Ministers’ statement said that the pioneering steps taken by His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said to improve the standard of living of all citizens and provide jobs in many sectors, should be received in proper spirit by the people.

    The Council of Ministers, while warning that no one is above the law, stated that since the authorities are considering the demands of all the protestors, they should not act in a manner, which is against the laws and legislations of the country. Such acts are also not in harmony with the culture, progress and values of the Sultanate.

    http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticleNew.asp?col=&section=middleeast&xfile=data/middleeast/2011/March/middleeast_March286.xml

    Bahraini police blocked several thousand protesters from reaching the royal palace on Friday, amid fears the march would spark fighting on a Gulf island where the majority is Shi’ite Muslim but the ruling family is Sunni.

    http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/11/us-gulf-protests-bahrain-idUSTRE72A1U320110311

    Libya.

    Libyan leader Muammar Al Qathafi Wednesday intensified offensives in the east and the west with relentless shelling aimed at routing holdout rebels and retaking control of the country four weeks into an uprising that is threatening his government.

    Loyalist forces say they are closing in on the rebel held stronghold of Benghazi, with Libyan state TV reporting that two key tribes in the city have now thrown their support behind the Libyan leader.

    Reports on the ground suggest the rebels’ position looks highly vulnerable after the government said its troops took control of the junction at Ajdabiyah.

    http://www.tripolipost.com/articledetail.asp?c=1&i=5614

    Yemen.

    SANA’A, March 13 — The United States is concerned that there is no clear alternative or transition plan should Saleh’s regime collapse. It believes that his departure will lead to chaos and instability in Yemen.

    This view was conveyed by US ambassador to Yemen Gerald M. Feierstein, who reiterated his country’s position on Yemeni affairs in a meeting with selective media outlets on Saturday.

    “Our problem is that the [Yemeni] people are demanding [the ouster of Saleh] without any idea how they will manage the government and prevent a disaster for the Yemeni people,” said Feierstein.

    He said that his office has not received any concrete proposals by either the opposition parties or the pro-democracy youth protesters at Sana’a University explaining how the country will be managed during a transition period and how the new president will come to power.

    “The people in the streets need to give us something to work with,” said the ambassador.

    Meanwhile, one day after Feierstein’s meeting with the media, a coordination council established by youth protestors at Sana’a University issued a list of seven conditions that must be met if the demonstrations are to be brought to a close. These seven demands are also meant to serve as the basis for a national political program in a post-Saleh era.

    The first two conditions are the immediate removal of Saleh, his family, his close relatives and his subordinates from power, and the subsequent formation of a temporary presidential council made up of representatives drawn from Yemen’s four main political powers (as well as a fifth representative appointed by the national security and military establishment).

    http://www.yementimes.com/defaultdet.aspx?SUB_ID=35747

    Somalia.

    At least 35 people have been killed and dozens injured in heavy clashes and exchange of mortars fire in Somalia’s war-ravaged capital Mogadishu on Wednesday, witnesses told Garowe Online.

    Clashes between Somali government forces backed by African Union troops and Al-Shabaab extremist militias erupted after Al-Shabaab shelled mortars at the Somali Presidential house and its neighbourhood that claimed the life of ten civilians including a pregnant woman.

    AMISOM and government forces shelled back mortars at the busy Bakaro market that left dead 21 people, mostly women and children.

    http://www.garoweonline.com/artman2/publish/Somalia_27/Somalia_Dozens_die_others_injured_in_Mogadishu_clashes.shtml