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Prophet Musa (a.s.)

1) Prophet Musa was born among the Israelites in Egypt during the time of Pharaoh, who ordered all newborn Israelite boys to be killed after having a dream about one destroying him. Musa was set adrift in a basket as an infant but was found and raised by Pharaoh's wife. 2) As an adult, Musa killed an Egyptian man for mistreating a slave and fled to Midian, where he helped some shepherdesses and married one of their daughters. 3) Years later, while camping with his family, Musa saw a burning bush that was not consumed by fire, and heard Allah's voice commanding him to go to Egypt and challenge Ph

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PROPHET MUSA (‘a) Prophets of Allah
In the olden days, in the land of Egypt, there lived an oppressive ruler called Fir’aun. Fir’aun used to claim that he was god and commanded all the people to worship him. One night, he saw a dream that frightened him. He saw that his great palace was burnt to the ground by a fire that came from the East.
He immediately summoned the most renown soothsayers of his kingdom andHe immediately summoned the most renown soothsayers of his kingdom and asked them for the interpretation of the dream he had seen. The head soothsayerasked them for the interpretation of the dream he had seen. The head soothsayer said:said: This dream means that a child will be born among the Bani Israil who, whenThis dream means that a child will be born among the Bani Israil who, when he grows up, will destroy you.he grows up, will destroy you. When Fir’aun heard this, he immediately gave theWhen Fir’aun heard this, he immediately gave the order that every newborn baby of the Bani Israil should be killed.order that every newborn baby of the Bani Israil should be killed.
When the mother of Prophet Musa (‘a) gave birth to him, she was very frightened. Allah commanded her to put her baby in a basket and leave him in the river. As the basket moved downstream, the wife of Fir’aun saw it and when she found a beautiful baby boy, she decided to keep him as her own. In this way, Allah saved Musa (‘a) from being killed by Fir’aun.
Musa (‘a) grew up as a prince in the house of Fir’aun. One day, when he was walking among the people, he saw an Egyptian man mistreating a slave. This angered him so much that he punched the Egyptian with so much force that he fell to the ground, dead. When Musa (‘a) realized that the news of what had happened would reach Fir’aun and he would be punished for what he had done, he fled Egypt.
After spending many days walking through the desert, he finally came upon a watering hole. Here he found some shepherds watering their sheep and two young ladies standing back and waiting. He approached them and asked them what the matter was. They said that they were waiting for the shepherds to finish watering their sheep so that they can take water. When Musa (‘a) heard this, he took the bucket and filled water for them.
When the father of the girls heard what had happened, he summonedWhen the father of the girls heard what had happened, he summoned Musa (‘a) and expressed his gratitude to him. He offered him the hand ofMusa (‘a) and expressed his gratitude to him. He offered him the hand of one of his daughters in marriage. Musa (‘a) accepted and married theone of his daughters in marriage. Musa (‘a) accepted and married the daughter of Shu’aib (‘a).daughter of Shu’aib (‘a).
After a few years, Musa (‘a) left the land of Madyan with his family. On the way, theyAfter a few years, Musa (‘a) left the land of Madyan with his family. On the way, they camped on the mountainside for the night. As Musa (‘a) was looking for firewood, he sawcamped on the mountainside for the night. As Musa (‘a) was looking for firewood, he saw a burning bush from a distance. He decided to go towards it and see if he could get somea burning bush from a distance. He decided to go towards it and see if he could get some firewood. But when he came near it, he saw that the bush was not burning even thoughfirewood. But when he came near it, he saw that the bush was not burning even though there was fire around it. Suddenly he heard a voice saying:there was fire around it. Suddenly he heard a voice saying: O Musa, indeed I am the LordO Musa, indeed I am the Lord of the worlds!of the worlds!
Allah commanded Musa (‘a) to take off his sandals and then told him that he mustAllah commanded Musa (‘a) to take off his sandals and then told him that he must go to Egypt and try to guide Fir’aun to the right path. Allah showed Musa (‘a) somego to Egypt and try to guide Fir’aun to the right path. Allah showed Musa (‘a) some miracles that he could use to convince Fir’aun. One of these miracles was that hismiracles that he could use to convince Fir’aun. One of these miracles was that his staff changed into a snake.staff changed into a snake.
Accompanied by his brother Harun (‘a), Prophet Musa went to Egypt as he was commanded. But Fir’aun was stubborn and did not accept the truth. When Musa (‘a) showed him the miracles, Fir’aun rejected them as magic and summoned all the great magicians of the land. He asked them to do the same thing that Musa (‘a) had done.
But their magic was no match for the miracle of Allah. The false snakes that they made with their sticks were quickly devoured by the real snake that came from the staff of Prophet Musa (‘a). When the magicians saw this, the fell into sajdah and said: We believe in the Lord of the worlds, the Lord of Musa and Harun!
Fir’aun was furious and wanted to punish Musa (‘a) and the Bani Israil for what they had done, but Allah commanded Prophet Musa to take the people out of Egypt. When the people came to the sea, by another miracle, the sea was parted into two and the Bani Israil crossed to the other side. But when Fir’aun and his troops tried to cross, the sea came together and they drowned. In this way, Allah saved the Bani Israil from Fir’aun and the Egyptians. F. T. Jaffer