Sherif Nasr

In the early twentieth century, specifically in 1911, when three friends find this coffin near the Temple of Khnum in Esna, Luxor, which contains the mummy of an ancient Egyptian princess named Amen-Ra, who was killed 3,400 years ago in mysterious circumstances, and her coffin was cursed, which was a disaster for the three men who found it, and they and their families were greatly harmed by this curse. Even those who mediated the coffin's journey from Egypt to the British Museum were not spared from this curse. The coffin and its angry princess, the owner of the curse, reached an English Egyptologist and civilization expert named Michael Moore. The man and some of his assistants tried to find a solution to get rid of this curse by finding out what the murdered princess wanted, as well as by searching for some secrets in ancient civilization that might lead them to get rid of the curse, so that the princess would not harm some English citizens who dealt with the coffin while it was in the British Museum in London. Will he succeed?!

Curse of a mummy

In 1959, the memoirs of Mrs. Marilyn Bell, the famous British archaeologist and civilisationalist, were published. In early 1923, she was paralysed and used to lecture in a wheelchair at British universities. Her lectures were famous throughout Europe, as she was highly regarded for her determination, great faith, and extreme devotion to her knowledge and study of history, civilisation and philosophy. 


Her memoirs were published after her death in late 1958. In her memoirs, she spoke about the mummy of an ancient Egyptian princess who was a curse to anyone who saw her mummy or touched her coffin. She contributed to selling it and obtaining ten thousand pounds sterling in exchange for it with Mr. William Forrest in 1912, who suffered from mental disorders that led him to madness later in 1916. 


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