Abd'el Hakim Awyan (1926-2008) was an Egyptian indigenous wisdom keeper, Egyptologist, and Khemitologist. He was born and raised in the village of Nazlet El-Semman at the edge of the Giza Plateau, where he developed a deep connection to the ancient monuments and artifacts of Egypt from a young age. Throughout his life, he conducted extensive research and fieldwork at sacred sites, challenging traditional historical narratives and revealing the advanced technological and spiritual capabilities of the ancient Egyptians, whom he referred to as Khemitians. Hakim was a renowned spiritual tour guide and a key figure in the development of Khemitology, a discipline that offers an alternative perspective on ancient Egypt. He was fluent in multiple languages and was known for his ability to teach from both scholarly and metaphysical perspectives. His life's work has been featured in documentaries and publications, and he left a lasting legacy in the field of ancient Egyptian studies.
