The Dynasty of Kings Before the Flood In Sumer

 

#Sana_and_its_Meaning_Light

The Dynasty of Kings Before the Flood…and Correcting the Belief in Noah's Age

Ancient historians failed to realize that

The word "Sana" in Arabic and Sumerian meant light…and illumination.

((Its lightning almost snatches away the sight. (Surah An-Nur 43))

This expression (Sana) came to mean the year itself in later eras. Therefore, it is necessary to reread what scholars have written about the Sumerians in detail to return their history to the path of truth and reason.

((According to Sumerian stories, one year on the planet Nibiru (its correct pronunciation in my dictionary is Nab’a Ruh) was equivalent to 3600 years. It was called a unit of "Sar" (its correct pronunciation is a month). When the first (gods!!) arrived on Earth, their age was 120 Sar (months), which means their age was 432 A thousand years in Earth time!!!!))

I have concluded that what the Sumerians meant by their words is the following:

"Sar" (meaning month). A month consisted of 3600 time units (similar to an hour in our time, but with a different value).

And one day consisted of 120 time units, half of which (60 units) were for daytime and the other half (60 units) were for nighttime.

This means that the unit of time measurement (similar to a clock system) in this Sumerian tablet is equivalent to 60/12, meaning that a modern hour is equivalent to 5 Sumerian units, and that a time unit was equivalent to 12 minutes in our current clock measurement.

Scholars believed that the Sumerians recorded 400,000 years of history that preceded them. After what we have explained, this becomes pure fantasy, full of doubt, and far removed from truth and reality.))

We also respond to what they said in the explanation of the Sumerian tablets as follows:

In tables recorded by the kings of the Early Dynastic Period of Sumer (the Early Dynastic Period of From 2850 to 2400 BCE, the names of the kings, the length of their reigns, and their achievements are recorded. Eight Sumerian kings (eight dynasties) ruled Sumer for approximately a quarter of a million years (meaning 250,000 sar-months), meaning the average reign of each king exceeded 30,000 years (i.e., months). Clay tablets tell us that human lifespan before the Flood was over a thousand years (i.e., a thousand months), while after the Flood it did not exceed one hundred years (meaning that the word "sana" became its current form after the Flood). This also aligns with what is mentioned in the Torah!

(See Genesis, Chapter 5).

The Sumerian King List is one of the most important and useful tablets in the history of Sumer, although the reigns of the early kings are exaggerated. The number of reigns on the stele is unreasonable and cannot be relied upon for the earliest kings, but we included it to adhere to the text. Here is the text: After the kingship descended from heaven, Eridu became the seat of the kingship. In Eridu, the following dynasties ruled: (the following dynasty) - (Walim) reigned for 28,800 years. Here, the word "Sana" meant day (equivalent to 78 years). (Laghar) reigned for 36,000 years, meaning day (equivalent to 98 years). Two kings ruled for 64,800 years, meaning day (177 years, i.e., 93 years each). Then Eridu was abandoned, and its kingship was transferred to Badtibira. In Badtibira, (En-Malwana) reigned for 43,200 years, i.e., day (118 years). (En-Malwana) reigned for 28,800 years, meaning day (equivalent to 78 years). (Dumuzi) the shepherd, 36,000 years, meaning today (equivalent to 98 years).

Three kings ruled for 108,000 years, meaning today (i.e., 98 years each). Then Badtibira was abandoned and its rule transferred to Larak. In Larak, (Insibazi Ana) ruled for 28,800 years, meaning today (78 years). One king ruled for 28,800 years. Larak was abandoned and its rule transferred to Sippar. In Sippar, Inmidorana ruled for 21,000 years, meaning today (57 years) as king. One king ruled for 21,000 years. Then Sippar was abandoned and its rule transferred to Shuruppak. Vishurubak ruled for 18,600 years, meaning today (51 years). One king ruled for 18,600 years.

(Total) 5 cities, 8 kings (dynasties) ruled for 241,200 years. Any day (equivalent to 660 years)...meaning each king ruled for the equivalent of 82 years. Then the Flood engulfed the land, and after the Flood, the monarchy descended from the heavens once again.

Kish became the seat of the monarchy.

In Kish, Ga-ur ruled for 1200 years—meaning a month (100 years)—as king. Gul-Nidapanayad ruled for 960 years—meaning a month (80 years). Bala-Kinatim ruled for 900 years—meaning a month (75 years). Nangeshlishma ruled for 1000 years—meaning a month (83 years).

Thus, we can accurately determine the historical time period among the Sumerians. The interpretation of the word "Sana," meaning light, changed to mean daylight (calculated as one day), then moonlight (Sin) (calculated as one month), and finally, after the Flood, it came to mean a full year.

The Quran, in its precise wording, specifies that the time period calculated Before the Flood, during the time of Noah, the calculations for that period must be based on the understanding that the word "year" refers to a month (a lunar month) and that the word "year" refers to a year consisting of 12 months. He said:

"And We certainly sent Noah to his people, and he remained among them a thousand years minus fifty years, and the flood seized them while they were wrongdoers." (Quran 29:14)

If we calculate the word "year" as meaning a month, as explained, we get 1000 years (meaning 1000 months), which equals 83 years minus fifty years.

To understand this, we see that Noah lived for 83 years, 50 of which were after the Flood, during which time they were drowned.

Thus, reason returns to history, and the knowledge of ancient civilizations is revived. In Sumer, Akkad, Babylon, and Assyria, the path to truth.

Mohammad Rachid Nasser Zok

This post was previously published in 2024, but it was deleted after my old account was hacked. I am republishing it now for those who wish to understand history scientifically.