Understanding the Prophet Musa (peace be upon him)
This book presents the life and times of the Prophet Musa علیه السلام, upon whom be peace, from the days of his infancy, when he was put in a box in the River Nile, to the period of his divine mission and preaching of ALLAH's words. It describes how ALLAH saved him miraculously from the death sentence of the tyrant Firawn, his upbringing in the palace, and his journey to Madyan and back when, on Mount Sinai, ALLAH spoke to him directly.
AUTHOR: Saniyasnain Khan
BOOK BY LANGUAGE: English
BINDING: S/C
PAGES:24
SIZE CM: A3
PUBLISHER: Goodword
The Early Life of Prophet Moses
Prophet Moses, known as Musa in Arabic, was born in a time of great turmoil for the Children of Israel. When he was born, Pharaoh had ordered the killing of all male infants to control the population of the Israelites. However, his mother placed him in a basket and sent him down the river Nile, where he was found and adopted by Pharaoh's family. This fascinating beginning led Moses to grow up in the palace, gaining knowledge and understanding that would prepare him for his future mission. He learned about leadership and governance, but he also felt a deep connection to his enslaved people.
The Mission of Moses
At the age of 40, Prophet Moses received a divine calling from Allah while tending to his flock in the desert. He saw a burning bush that was not consumed by the fire, and it was there that God instructed him to go back to Egypt and free his people from bondage. Moses was hesitant at first because he was concerned about his speaking abilities and the Pharaoh's power. However, he accepted his mission, understanding that it was crucial for ensuring justice for his people. Moses bravely confronted Pharaoh, demanding the release of the Israelites, saying, 'Let my people go!'
The Legacy of Prophet Moses
The story of Prophet Moses is one of courage, faith, and leadership. He led the Israelites through several trials, including the plagues that struck Egypt and the parting of the Red Sea, which allowed them to escape. After their delivery from slavery, Moses also received the Ten Commandments atop Mount Sinai. These commandments shaped the ethical foundation of many religions and are still relevant today. The legacy of Moses is not just about his physical journey, but also about faith, perseverance, and moral guidance for all humanity.
