The Pharaoh buried under the waters 3

Q: Why were disasters like droughts and plagues sent to the people of Egypt?

These disasters were sent as divine warnings to the people of Egypt to confront their arrogance and cause them to pay heed to the message brought by Prophet Musa.

Q: How did Prophet Musa respond when the people of Israel feared capture by Pharaoh's army?

Despite the fear expressed by his companions, Prophet Musa remained steadfast and reassured them that God was with him and would provide guidance.

Q: What is the significance of the preservation of Pharaoh's body?

The preservation of his body serves as a tangible sign for future generations, demonstrating the fulfillment of divine prophecy and the reality of the events described in the Qur'an.

Q: What realization did Pharaoh have when he was on the point of drowning?

As he faced his end, Pharaoh declared his belief in God, specifically the God worshipped by the tribe of Israel, and acknowledged himself as one of the Muslims.

Q: How does the story of Pharaoh demonstrate the truth of the Qur'an?

Historical and archaeological findings regarding the ancient events and figures mentioned in the text continue to validate the accounts provided in the Qur'an, reinforcing its status as the word of God.

Abstract

This video explores the historical account of the Pharaoh who defied God and Prophet Musa. It details the series of divine warnings, including drought and plagues, sent to the Egyptians due to their arrogance. The video concludes with the miraculous parting of the sea and the subsequent destruction of Pharaoh's army, serving as a reminder of God's power and the truth of Qur'anic accounts.