As far as Egypt was concerned, the legislators were the gods, who governed through the pharaoh. In Egypt the pharaohs were seen as living gods, therefore the Egyptians worshiped their pharaohs as gods. In both the civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt, religion was rooted in people's social and personal lives. Who also build temples that they worshiped. Religious laws and duties were crucial to the daily lives of people in their social location. The Egyptians were obsessed with the idea of ​​the afterlife unlike the Mesopotamians. The Egyptians believed in the resurrection of the dead as a main feature of the religion. They also buried their pharaohs in their temples, including mummification of their dead bodies, for example such as the Giza Valley Temple, the second largest, where the entrance and bodies were hidden. Another difference between Mesopotamia and Egypt was their writing style, for example one of the forms used by Mesopotamia was cuneiform considering it was the first written language in the world, which mainly means "wedge-shaped". The Egyptians could have adopted the Mesopotamian alphabet, but instead they created hieroglyphs, based on depicted symbols that told a