Isfet

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Isfet is the ancient Egyptian concept of chaos, injustice, and disorder that stands in direct opposition to the cosmic harmony and truth embodied by Ma'at.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian concept
philosophical concept
religious concept
associatedWith darkness
evil
foreign enemies
lawlessness
lies
non-existence
category Egyptian cosmology
Egyptian ethics
Egyptian mythology NERFINISHED
contrastsWith Ma'at NERFINISHED
cosmicDimension chaos
cosmologicalStatus anti-cosmic principle
culture ancient Egyptian religion
ethicalStatus morally negative
influences Egyptian funerary beliefs
Egyptian legal thought
Egyptian royal ideology
language Ancient Egyptian language NERFINISHED
linkedToDeity Apophis NERFINISHED
Seth NERFINISHED
moralDimension injustice
mythologicalRole threat to creation
opposedBy Ra NERFINISHED
pharaoh
opposedTo Ma'at NERFINISHED
opposes cosmic order
justice
rightful kingship
truth
perceivedAs ever-present threat
politicalDimension rebellion against rightful rule
religiousRole force to be repelled in rituals
represents chaos
disorder
falsehood
injustice
violence
requires constant ritual combat
maintenance of Ma'at
socialDimension social disorder
timePeriod Late Period Egypt NERFINISHED
Middle Kingdom Egypt NERFINISHED
New Kingdom Egypt NERFINISHED
Old Kingdom Egypt NERFINISHED
writtenAs jsft (transliteration)

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Ma'at opposedTo Isfet