Sotry of Firon

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This is the turning point in history when the Israelites came to Egypt from Palestine. In this way, Hazrat Yusuf (peace be upon him) called his father Hazrat Yaqub (peace be upon him) and all his brothers to Egypt after receiving the position of minister and thus the descendants of Hazrat Yaqub (peace be upon him) (Israel) flourished in Egypt. Although at that time only 93 members of this family migrated from Palestine to Egypt, but their number increased to millions after the arrival of Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him).



Because of Hazrat Yusuf (peace be upon him), they had the status of royal family. Land, property, bungalows, gardens, livestock and wealth were spoiled when they came into their hands. They disobeyed Allah. After Yusuf (peace be upon him), Pharaoh's son imposed upon them and they became slaves and became victims of persecution. In fact, it was the punishment of Allah. In these circumstances, God sent Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) to help them, guide them and free them from the slavery of the Copts.

Moses (peace be upon him) was raised by two pharaohs. The first was Rameses II, in whose house he was brought up, and then his son "Munftah" who was called to Islam and who oppressed you and your nation Bani Israel. The story goes like this: Pharaoh Rameses II had a dream

A fire came from Jerusalem and burned all the Copts (Pharaoh's tribe) in Egypt, but the Israelites were spared. All scholars were asked the interpretation of Blocker's dream. The priests said, O king! A child will be born to the children of Israel in your kingdom who will become a threat to your power and life.



Hearing this, Pharaoh ordered that any boy born to the children of Israel should be killed. Midwives were assigned the duty of searching for pregnant women, so according to an estimate, 12,000 newborn boys were killed and around 70,000 were aborted. Seeing this, the elders of the Coptic tribe went to the Pharaoh and said, "The children of Israel are being massacred. If this continues, where will we get servants, servants, servants and laborers?" On this Pharaoh ordered that children should be killed for one year and not be killed for one year. Therefore, in the year in which there was a command not to kill, Hazrat Haroon (peace be upon him) and in the year when children were being killed, Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) was born


When he was born, the mother was very worried that Pharaoh's servants would kill him, so she locked the newborn Moses (peace be upon him) in a box and entrusted him to God in the Nile River. A canal came out of the river and passed under Pharaoh's palace. Coincidentally, Pharaoh and his Begum Asia were sitting in the balcony watching the canal. They saw the box floating. On Asia's request, the workers took the box out of the water and when it was opened, a beautiful little baby was lying with his thumb in his mouth.
Pharaoh said that he should be killed, but according to the Qur'an, Asia said, "No, I may make him bigger, it will be better for us." Scholars have given Asia the title of a believer because she not only saved the life of Musa (peace be upon him) but also raised Paul.




Prophethood was given when Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) grew up. At that time, Pharaoh's son was on the throne, that is, the second Pharaoh whom he encountered and invited him to Islam by the command of Allah, but he did not accept it and came to compete with Moses (peace be upon him). This same person harassed the people of Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) Bani Israel and punished them, after which Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) returned to his homeland Palestine with his people


And when Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) left Egypt with the children of Israel, he drowned in the Red Sea while chasing them. By God's order, the sea threw his body out and thus his embalmed body (Mummy) is now a symbol of eternal life in the museum of Cairo.






The remarkable thing about the pharaohs of Egypt is that they were called God's representative, the chosen ones, and some even called God (God). He said that God was obeyed and the people of Egypt dictated everything they said. To end this disbelief and polytheism, Allah sent Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) and his brother Haroon to them as prophets, but they were confused and disobedient to them.

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