This book, Lingua Revolution and Human Civilisation: Its Impact on Indigenous Cultures, discusses the development of the world's earliest languages in relation to early human civilisation. Its chapters highlight several issues that historians and archaeologists have rarely addressed, particularly the relationship between human civilisations and the history of prophethood as mentioned in the Quran. The book reveals historical connections between human civilisation and the stories of the prophets, including the languages used at those times. As a result of this analysis, the earliest civilisation after the Great Deluge has become a subject of scientific discussion, following the discovery of stone inscriptions dated to before 3000 BC. The book further uncovers aspects of world history that are rarely explored by scientists, especially in relation to attempts to dispute the validity of the existing Torah, in light of stone inscriptions containing similar information. (Early Civilization/Islamic Culture & Languages/History & Archaeology)