For reference to the Continent, the name PATRUSI ( meaning THE SOUTHLAND i.e.
HOLY LAND) is used instead of Africa. Why Patrusi? Patrusi is a name derived from
Pa-Ta-Rusi (The-Land-South), the New Kingdom Kami (Egyptian) name of Upper Kamit where
the unification of 22 nations had formed the world’s first empire. As such, Patrusi is a name
expressing the beginning of continental unity with a history stretching back to the dawn of
civilization. In contrast, the Latin designation of “Africa” has never been a continental
designation. The name “Africa” was derived not from “Aaru” or “Af-ru-ka”, as claimed by
Gerald Massey, but from “Afr”, a Semitic word derived from the same root as that of the
Kena’ani word “ephrah”, meaning “fruitfulness”, [(as used by the North Patrusi people of Kart
Hadasht who had engaged in trade with the Latine (i.e.Latins)]. Throughout its history, the term
‘Africa’ had been first applied (by foreigners) to what is now called Tunisia, then expanded to
what is now called North Africa, then expanded again to presently refer to what is a European
emasculation of the Patrusi continent. Thus, to this day, there has never been any such thing as
the “Continent of Africa”. Alternatively, Patrusi is not only an indigenous derived name but,
unlike “Alkebu-lan” (a name claimed to be both ancient and indigenous), Patrusi is a name derived
from an ancient word which can actually be found (Kami: Pa-ta-rusi, Hebrew: Pathrusi, Greek:
Pathros) and is a designation of the entire continent which includes the Arabian peninsula
bordered by the Zagros and Taurus mountains. As a result of the tectonic collision of the Patrusi
continent into Asia, these mountain ranges have served as both a geographic and ethnographic
border between the Semitic peoples of Patrusi and the Aryan peoples of Asia. In accordance with
this observation, it can truly be said that Patrusi, not Asia, is the birthplace of civilization being
home to both the civilization of Kamit and the civilization of Sumer.
(For purposes of recognition by those currently uninformed, the Muat/Patrusi Kalendar
shall continue to be marketed as the “Afrikan Kalendar” until sufficient Patrusi recognition is
acheived.)