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A new book by historian Adel Bishtawi Read for the first time where our Arabic Numeric System and probably the universal alphabet came from: See for the first time the pictograms of the Arabic Numerals: We have two stories to tell, both of which have never been told in a book before. Because they are naturally simple, they may sound outrageous. This should not be of concern, since shocking one’s readership with simple facts is one reason why many authors write their books. We are confident that most of what we have discovered is probably correct, but we have no problem at all with people calling our assertions ‘claims’ until they can be evaluated by experts who are better suited to judging the significance of what we have found. Some of our findings will bring immense relief to millions. They may also bring immense frustration to others. We were guided in our research by a sincere desire to bring closure to a serious controversy that was sparked essentially by two orientalists hired by the East India Company two centuries ago. Our other story is much older, simpler, and therefore potentially more outrageous. If we are correct, it may be one of the oldest stories ever told about those little “things” that are so essential to human civilisation, the sudden dissipation of which could cause it to grind to a halt. Symbols that can be recognised by a computer must be special. Symbols that can be recognised by monkeys must also be special, but symbols that can be recognised by machines, apes and humans must be the only universal script invented by human beings in a time beyond the horizon of our remotest past. Speech is rightly described as one of the main discoveries that changed history, writing is the other, and both were essential tools for the creation of civilisations and the recording of history. Sadly, neither of our stories was recorded. An account claiming the non-Arabic origination of our numeric system was proven by our research to have been false. It was merely one of several other stories constructed by a number of orientalists and debunked by new research.
THE COMPLETE CHAPTER 1: THE STORY OF NATURAL NUMBERS |
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The quinary and biquinary Arabic numerals |
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The "Indian" Origination of the Arabic Numerals is a 19th century Orientalist myth Read for the first time who engineered the hijacking of the Arabic Numeric System: THE COMPLETE CHAPTER 17: THE FRAGRANT LAND OF BENARES |
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Transcriptions in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) are used for Arabic throughout this website. Pdfs are provided where possible for certain texts. Fonts can be downloaded from several websites. Your best links can be found here |
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