After the ark of Alexandria suspicious .. the fact that the events associated with the Curse of the Pharaohs

"A black granite coffin was found by chance in Alexandria" .. News reported by the Egyptian and international media with a kind of suspicion, especially that the coffin found during the digging of Sidi Gaber area.
It is interesting to note that this archaeological discovery found by the Egyptian Mission of the Supreme Council of Antiquities has become a world-wide talk and has become the concern of all, and speculations emerged that inside this coffin is Alexander the Great, whose burial site has not yet been found.
The tomb contains a coffin made of black granite. It is also one of the largest coffins found in Alexandria, where it reached 185 cm long and 265 cm tall, according to Dr. Mustafa Waziri, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities.
"The curse of the pharaohs," where the site "sciencealert", that the coffin made of black marble, has been closed for a period of up to 2000 years, and no one knows what is inside, The owners of the cemetery have not yet been identified.

As the punishment is the beginning of a curse that will bring 1000 years of darkness to all humanity, and based its analysis and warning to what they saw the old horror movies about the curse of the Pharaohs. This section opens a door The history of Egypt is full of rumors about the curse and caused the death of a large number of people, despite the fact that some of the archaeologists assert that they do not exist and that the incidents that occur are For sub events.
Legend of the curse of the pharaohs says that anyone who bothers the mummy of any Pharaonic king gets a curse that causes him an illness that ends his life immediately.



In the following lines, the most prominent events that reveal the existence of the curse of the pharaohs, confirmed by Dr. Zahi Hawass, former Minister of Tourism, who spoke in a television interview with the media Mona Shazly about the strange events that accompanied him during the analysis of the body of King Tutankhamun.
Zahi Hawass
Zahi said he had decided to start studying the mummy of King Tutankhamun by means of X-rays, a modern device he had obtained from abroad, after Culture Minister Farouk Hosni decided to do so in her grave on the West Bank in Luxor.
He pointed out that when the start of the examination of the mummy was surprised by a strong dust storm covered the Valley of the Kings and the whole, which led to a halt to work for a while until the storm is over.

He continued: "After the removal of the mummy and put it on the X-ray device, the device sent by the National Geographic (American), the device stopped working for an hour and a half and this was strange because the device is new.



Zahi Hawass said he began to doubt the existence of a real curse called the curse of Tutankhamun, especially when he received a call from his sister telling him about the death of her husband during the examination of the mummy.
"After the work, I decided to travel to participate in the funeral of my sister-in-law's husband. Before I boarded the car, the Minister of Culture called to inform him of the need to travel to attend the funeral, but the minister said that the minister felt sudden exhaustion and irregular heartbeat. The doctor decided to enter the heart hospital in October to check on His health.

Some see that there is no curse of the pharaohs, and that all that is happening is mere opinions and myths passed down by generations, but in 1962, Dr. Ezzeddin Taha, a biologist, spoke of the absence of a "curse."

He added: "There are some fungi and poisons that may be spread by the ancient Egyptians over their graves and some bacteria that are active above the skin of the mummy decaying, which lived thousands of years in a state of silence and infects the explorers of these graves.