Who is Isis? Is there any information about her? The more detailed, the better.

"Islamic State" in ISIS

Symbols: Crown, Kite, Scorpion, West Stourm, Tite.

Faith Center: Heliopolis

Isis is Osiris's sister and wife, the daughter of Nat and Gabe, and the mother of Horus. Seth (the murderer of Osiris) and Nefertis (the god of the castle) are also her brothers and sisters.

Isis is depicted wearing vulture ornaments, with horns (sometimes with symbols of her name written under them) and an image of a sun disc between them. Occasionally, she will wear a feathered double crown or a pair of horns. When isis is portrayed as an ordinary woman rather than a goddess, she wears an ordinary headdress with a snake-shaped symbol on it.

The inscription on the pyramid records that when Queen Osiris was still helping her husband to help the government, she had predicted that her husband would be murdered. After Osiris was murdered, Isis tirelessly searched for her husband's body. She searched all the places where Osiris might be buried or discarded. Finally, she resurrected Osiris through her own magic, and got pregnant and gave birth to their son Horus.

Isis is the messenger between God and man, and plays a vital role. Pharaoh is regarded as her son, the god of Horus on earth. The inscription on the pyramid reads "Pharaoh sucked Isis's milk". There are many sculptures and murals of Isis embracing Horus, and their styles and images changed with the alternation of pharaohs. When Isis was young, he always protected Horus from being murdered by his uncle Seth, who always wanted to get rid of the roots, because Seth was always afraid that Horus would avenge his father when he grew up.

In the book of death, Isis is regarded as the giver of life and the food supplier of the dead, and she is also one of the gods who judge the dead. Her other task was to protect Imseti, one of Horus' four sons, who was in charge of the liver of the deceased.

Isis is a great magician. He is famous for being good at using magic. For example, she created a cobra and used its venom to force Rashin to tell her secret name.

Isis has always been the greatest goddess in Egyptian history. She is the goddess who loves to help others, and she is the mother who embraces everything with love. Isis is also the best example of a good wife and mother, so the Egyptians respect her the most.

Her worship spread all over Egypt and as far away as England. Classical writers equate her with Persephone, Tethys and Athena, just as Osiris and Hadders (Hades) and Dionysus equate them with other gods. In fact, Christians allude to some qualities of the Virgin Mary, just like a loving and strong mother. These qualities of isis have attracted the admiration of people in the West. The image of Isis feeding Horus undoubtedly inspired many portraits of the Virgin and the baby.