Oriental wisdom

The Wisdom of Fatahhotep was a very important book among the ancient Egyptians, so much so that they taught it to their children in offices and schools, and read it in homes and gatherings. That is why researchers in Egyptian antiquities found several copies of this precious book, and it is no secret that many useful and interesting books were found where the institutes of knowledge were, and had it not been for the multiplicity of their copies, we would not have found some of them after sixty centuries have passed since the date of their composition and spread.We learned from the papyrus paper that the students of the ancient Egyptian Dar al-Ulum used to write three pages a day from the wisdom of Fatahhotep. "To improve their handwriting, refine their souls, and graduate in the arts of rhetoric and composition. "For the smoothness of the style of wisdom and advice mentioned," and those pamphlets written by young ancient Egyptians are what lovers of antiquities in this era spend their days and spend their lives searching for, excavating, and transferring them from the ancient language to modern languages.Among the papers that time has preserved for us from that era is the book "The Rule of Fatahotep." The date of the book is known and there is no dispute about it. Because its author stated about himself that he wrote it during the reign of King Issusi, the last king of the Fifth Dynasty, so it is as if Fatahhotep wrote his book in the thirty-sixth century before Christ. That is, five thousand five hundred years ago.