Isn’t Science A Modern Pharaoh Volume 5

This book (Volume-V) titled ‘Isn’t Science A Modern Pharaoh?’ with a sub-titled ‘Pharaoh, Modern Science & Scientists’, primarily presents a discussion of the history in a nutshell of Pharaoh, the Mighty King of Egypt who claimed himself to be Allah, his oppressions and suppressions including cruelties meted out on the Israelites of the time who were living in Egypt, and all the evil acts and deeds done by him under his regime against the humanities, and how the Prophet, Moses (AS) with apparent help of Allah Subhan-O-Tala balled them out of Egypt and the tyrannical regime of Pharaoh at that time. The book also seeks to compare the tyrannies of Pharaoh and his cruel torture on and killing of the Israelites pregnant women by cutting open their wombs and also killing all the male children conceived if any by them, and killing the male children born to them, in addition to other criminal acts and deeds he (Pharaoh) had done or caused to be done against those who did not accept and regard him as Allah. It also presents many comparative aspects of science, science and religious issues, and compares the cruelties including all destructive acts and deeds of Pharaoh with the cruelties and destructive acts or deeds or destructive aspects of science or scientific inventions and application thereof against humanities. The negativity maintained by science or scientists including atheists towards what religions seek to teach mankind, some of them believing or some others not believing in Allah, God, or Bhagwan, etc. has also been discussed. It also discusses the Religio-Pharaohic aspects with Pharaohic cults noticeably rooted down in every society with the growth and development of science including technology owing to far detrimental uses of scientific inventions and discoveries with a growing menace and potential threat to the sustenance of minimum codes of moral conduct and moral standards amongst mankind. However, The book has failed to appreciate their positive contributions to human welfare too. The author is quite optimistic that the esteemed readers will find the book not altogether unpalatable, and instead it shall prove to be a colossal hive of newer leads, thoughts, philosophy and, knowledges, containing all the creative materials with adequate scope for further researches and experimentations thereon, and it shall benefit all including the religionists, scientists and atheists as a whole.