Why an Egyptian Priest’s Daughter Was Mummified Alive

In the heart of ancient Thebes, a young priest’s daughter was chosen to serve the god Amun. But when she fell in love, faith turned into punishment — and devotion became death. This is the untold story of Nefaret, the girl who was mummified alive in the name of purity.
Trapped between faith and freedom, her final breath was sealed beneath the sacred walls of Karnak Temple. Centuries later, archaeologists uncovered her tomb — and the truth buried with her shattered the illusion of divine mercy.
This is not just an Egyptian tragedy.
It’s a mirror reflecting every age that silences its daughters in the name of devotion.
If this story unsettles you, remember: the most terrifying things humanity ever did were not born from hate — but from faith.

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