Epilepsy has left its mark on human history since ancient times. From the earliest recorded accounts, such as a description in Akkadian texts dating back to around 2000 BCE, where seizures were attributed to the influence of a Moon god, to references in the Code of Hammurabi around 1790 BCE, which recognized epileptic seizures as a valid reason for refund on a purchased slave, the condition has been documented across diverse cultures and civilizations. Throughout history, people with epilepsy have often faced stigma, discrimination, and misunderstanding. However, over time, advancements in medical knowledge and social awareness have led to greater understanding and support for individuals living with epilepsy. Today, efforts continue to improve treatment options, raise awareness, and promote inclusivity for those affected by this neurological disorder.