A great king once lived and brought great influence to the earlier civilizations, he was called 'Shedd Ad Ben Ad' or 'Shed Ad bin Ad'. He was the first Arab citizen known as 'Adites' from their ancestors called the Ad, the grandson of Ham.
Adites may be Atlantis or 'Ad-lantis'. According to Lenormant and Chevallier in his book 'Ancient History of the East' it says that they have formed a king and from where their origin given life for several centuries, the Ad allegedly comes from the northeast.
He married a thousand women, had four thousand children and lived for 1200 years. After his death, his sons Shadid and Shedad reigned successively in the kingdom of Adites. At the time when the two descendants of Ad led a thousand tribes each of several thousand men, a great conquest was attributed to the subjugation of Shedad. All Saudis and Iraqis migrated from Canaan, they stood in Syria and the Egyptian invasion was also associated with the Shedad expedition.
The Ad Is The Ad-lantis (Atlantis)
Shedad has built a palace decorated with a magnificent pool and is surrounded by a magnificent garden, a palace called Irem. The palace was built Shedad and mentioned have imitated the beauty of heaven in the sky. In other words, a great and powerful King in ancient times, worshiped the sun, conquered the race and as the nation that first invaded Arabia. They were the Ad-lantis, where his King tried to make a palace and the garden of Eden.
Adites is remembered by the Arabs as a great and civilized race, depicted as a man of gigantic bodies, the power of his race was able to move large blocks of stone. Their race is the architect and builder, lifting the monument of power, so that the Arabs today still exist who call the rest of the site ruins as 'Building Adites'.
In the Qur'anic allegory, they erect buildings in high places and their use is useless. This picture proves that they are idolaters and considered to have believed in the teachings of Sabaeism or the Star Gods. Material progress is allied with immense moral depravity and obscene rituals.
The first Adites were extinct due to the great flood and continued by the second Adite race. Perhaps they have escaped the great flood of Noah, where the next power center is in Sheba and survives for a thousand years. Adites depicted on Egyptian monuments as a red race, their great temple is an Egyptian pyramid. Their building has a porch with a colonnaded column decorated with gold or silver. On the ornaments and frames of the door is placed gold plate with precious stones.
Adites worshiped the Phoenician deities but there was little change, their religion put the sun where originally religion without images, without idolatry, and without priesthood. The Ad people worshiped the sun from the top of the Egyptian pyramids and believed in the immortality of the soul. There is a resemblance to this tradition with the culture of Atlantis, the Ethiopian Empire which, at the beginning of history, ruled from the Caucasus to the Indian Ocean, from the Mediterranean coast to the Ganges, they were the Empire of Dionysos similar to the Adlatanic Kingdom.
El Eldrisi is the language of the Ad, the softest and sweetest spoken language still used today among the Mahrah Arabs in the East of Arabia. The god Thoth of Egypt is a foreign god, not carried by the native Egyptian tradition and the one who found it was called At-Hothes. Indo European descent called Ras Arya, in Sanskrit is called 'Adim' which means first.
According to Hindu literature, the first man was Ad-ima and his wife Heva, they settled on an island called Ceylon. Both leave the island and reach the mainland, their communication with the land of birth finally disconnected.
The Ad signifies first, the Persians refer to the first man as 'Ad-amah' and 'Adon' is one of the great names of God among the Phoenicians, since the title derives from the name of the Greek god 'Ad-Onis'. While 'Arv-ad' in Genesis is similar to 'Ar-Ad' from Ethiopia which is now known as 'Ru-Ad'. In fact, all this is a series of 12-mile-long towns along the coast that fill the greatest ruins and gigantic stones.
quoted from http://www.isains.com/2014/05/siapakah-kaum-ad-ras-raksasa-penguasa.html
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