(8/8) This legend became the foundation of Ethiopia’s Solomonic dynasty, which claimed descent from King Solomon himself.

(7/8) In Ethiopian tradition, the story deepens. The Queen, known as Makeda, and Solomon grew close during her visit to Jerusalem. Their union bore a son, Menelik I, who became Ethiopia’s first emperor and brought the Ark of the Covenant to his homeland.

(6/8) The Queen praised the God of Israel, saying Solomon’s greatness was truly divine. The truth, she said, was far greater than the stories she’d heard. Before leaving, she gave Solomon rich gifts, and he returned her generosity with heartfelt blessings.

(5/8) When she met Solomon, she tested him with riddles and hard questions. To her surprise, Solomon answered each one with ease and grace. She was amazed by his wisdom, the beauty of his palace, the richness of his feasts, and the devotion of his servants and officials.

(4/8) Curious to see if the stories were true, she journeyed to Jerusalem with a huge caravan carrying gold, spices, gems and gifts.

(3/8) The Queen of Sheba ruled a wealthy kingdom, believed to be in present-day Yemen or Ethiopia. She had heard tales of King Solomon’s wisdom and grandeur.

(2/8) The story of the Queen of Sheba meeting King Solomon is one of the most fascinating tales from ancient history, blending wisdom, wealth, and wonder. It appears in the Bible (1 Kings 10:1–13 and 2 Chronicles 9:1–12), and also in Ethiopian and Arabian traditions.

(1/8) Bought first painting to my art collection 🖼️ “The visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon” by Sir Edward John Poynter

Delhi An 18 year old MBBS student filed a rape case against her 20 year old friend. She said that he lured her to a hotel on the pretext of friendship, then raped her. She also said he recorded her videos and threatened to make them public. The accused is on the run. If the

Favourite corner of the town; peace and gossip🍷 #Delhi

As we get older, we start looking for wisdom in the classics. The old writers understood life in a way that still feels real today; have hardly bought anything apart from Dostoevsky, Kafka, Camus, Plath, or Nietzsche recently.

Such a great institution with such brilliant minds. I’ve never understood why people mock those studying here. Sit and talk with them once, you’ll see the depth in how each of them thinks, regardless of their ideology. #JNU #JawaharlalNehruUniversity

finally found a nice hangout spot in delhi 😌

Initially I thought this book has changed me, turns out it hasnt…. #albertcamus #camus #Philosophy

sooo Every DADs are like this

This puppy was having a nightmare until his sister comforted him

1944: Mahatma Gandhi with his son Devdas at the Juhu Beach, Mumbai.

This is hermes getting kisses from his mama, makes him so happy

Happy to share that my co-author @saniyaahir1 and I have published our second research paper titled “The Right to One’s Voice: Combating AI-Based Imitation and Unauthorized Commercial Exploitation.” The paper is now available online on the link below. https://t.co/EtIEhGUD5d

Dostoevsky's notebook of 1868 with his draft notes for The Idiot. #doestoevsky #novel #fyodor