Imhotep: The Real Father Of Medicine And The First Architect Of Pyramids In Egypt

We now live in a world were malicious history revisionists are laying the final blocks to the theft of African heritage and history. And in cases where they can’t outrightly steal African history, they deploy all sorts of agenda and propaganda to discredit ancient African icons and heroes.

It is for this purpose that we stand firm and resolute in our mission to tell Africa’s hidden and lost history, bringing to the fore, men, and women from the African continent who have changed the world through their deep science, art, technology, and spirituality.

Imhotep, of ancient Kemet, remains of the most revered and outstanding icons of ancient Kemet/Egypt, and to date, holds much reputation in the field of medicine, and architecture.

“Imhotep of Ancient Egypt was the real Father of Medicine. He lived about 2300 B.C. Greece and Rome had their knowledge of medicine from him. In Rome, he was worshipped as the Prince of Peace in the form of a black man. His Ethiopian portraits show him as a Negro. Imhotep was also the Prime Minister to King Zoser as well as the foremost architect of his time. The saying, “Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we die,” has been traced to him. Hippocrates, the so-called “Father of Medicine” lived 2,000 years after Imhotep.” –J.A. Rogers, 100 Amazing Facts About The Negro With Complete Proof

When you do a google search of “Father of Medicine”, Hippocrates is the first name that pops up.

In fact, the results you will get on the entire first page from that search is about Hippocrates.

The websites that rank first on google, are always so quick to give credit to white people as the Father of this and the first of that.

Why is that so?

It is because acknowledging the melanated origins of all things, including medicine, destroys the illusion of white supremacy projected throughout the media, religion, schools, politics, and any other critical area of modern society.

According to an article on africaiswoke.com, Imhotep The African: Ancient Egypt’s First Architect: “Imhotep is the first Architect and Physician known by name to written history. According to Ancient Egyptian tradition, he was the son of Ptah, the Founding God of Egypt, and Robert Buaval contends that he was African in his Book, Imhotep The African: Architect Of The Cosmos.

Imhotep is credited with the necessary leap in imagination, technical design, and Engineering construction techniques that made the construction of Pyramids possible, beginning with the Step Pyramid at Saqqara, and his crowning achievement is widely regarded as the 3 Great Pyramids at Giza which still survive as a wonder of the Ancient World.”

This African innovator had a lot going on. Imhotep was the Chief Architect of the world’s first step pyramid, an esteemed Astrologist, the world’s first Physician recorded by name, a Chief Minister, and much more!

This is why it’s absolutely important for Black people to know our history. Whatever we don’t claim will be stolen and manipulated by those who have no history or worthy accomplishments to claim.

Black People Invented Everything: The Deep History of Indigenous Creativity by Dr. Sujan Kumar Dass, throws light on how Black people invented medicine. Excerpts from the books state: “For as long as there has been evidence of injury and illness, Black people diagnosed conditions, used anesthetics, prescribed naturopathic medicines, and even conducted surgery. Many of today’s Western drugs are derived from herbs originally used by indigenous healers. The Hippocratic Oath actually includes an oath to the Egyptian Imhotep, known to the Greeks as Asclepius.”

The information we share here today will be challenged by many European pseudo-historians and revisionists, who want nothing but to discredit African history and Usurp ancient African civilizations and heritage.

No matter the machinations they have at work, we will keep saying the truth, about what we are and what we have achieved in this world.