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Translation of Hammurabi's code of laws is
structurally corrupted
14.4.2012
By Hamiit Qliji Berai
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April 14, 2012
The ancient Near East celebrated Hammu-rabi king of
Babylon 1795-1750 BC, who enacted the law code of
Babylon, the Code of Hammurabi.
The contemporary understanding of the Code of
Hammurabi is not correct. Structurally the
translation should be corrected.
The texts are evidently identical to Kurdish
language. In a text stands:
ša haammuú-rabi lú Kurdaai, which means “Hammú.ŕabí
the Kurdish king, king Hammú.ŕabí of the Kurds”. But
in the translation the scholars wiped away the name
Kurd.
This text has been corrupted and declared as
Sumerian-Old-Babylonian ca.1800 BC from Mári in
Syria (Kurdsu), (Letters to the King of Mari).
The name Hammurabi is not correct. It stands for
Hammú-ŕabí, which means “God of the world, God of
every one, Lord of the universe”. Hammú-ŕabí is
probably a title, not a real name that is why he has
been identified as Hammú-ŕabí 2; see “Bible
Discovered: Bible = Babel (Babylon), The Biblical
Rabbi”.
Hamíit Qliji Bérai is an independent researcher
who has spent the majority of his life researching
the ancient Near East. He researches continuously
since 1994 archaeological sources for early culture,
history and ethnography of the mankind in ancient
Near East, all over the world in different
universities including the University of Leiden
Netherlands, the University of Oxford, the
University of Cambridge, the University of Chicago,
British Museum, London University and the British
Library in London. Those are texts from ca. 4000 BC,
traces of human civilization and objects from
millions years ago, excavated in the Kurdish
regions. He takes a different approach, a
multidisciplinary scientific approach from the
perspective Kurdish oral traditions consist of
myriad languages, literature, names etc of the sites
where the ancient sources come from. His research
has led to an adequate understanding of the ancient
sources, which shows the world of the ancient Near
East in a completely different way than some know it
to be now. You can visist his blog at: http://hqberai.blogspot.com
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