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In [[Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptian]] [[Egyptian Religion|Religion]], '''ma’at''' is the opposite of [[isfet]] (chaos), and is various translated as encompassing order, justice, truth and “that which is right”. Ma’at is also personified in the form of the goddess Ma’at, a daughter of [[Ra]].
In [[Ancient Egypt]]ian [[Egyptian Religion|Religion]], '''ma’at''' is the opposite of [[isfet]] (chaos), and is various translated as encompassing order, justice, truth and “that which is right”. Ma’at is also personified in the form of the goddess Ma’at, a daughter of [[Ra]].