Story of Musa (AS)

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When the Pharaoh learned that Musa (peace be upon him) had left Egypt with his followers, what did Allah instruct Musa to do when the Pharaoh's army approached them near the seashore?

Allah instructed Musa to strike the sea with his stick.

According to the Qur'an, what was predicted would happen to the body of the Pharaoh?

The Qur'an predicted that the body of the Pharaoh would be recovered and serve as a Sign.

After crossing the sea, how long was Musa (peace be upon him) initially commanded to go to Mount Tur, and how long was he actually detained?

He was commanded to go for thirty days but was detained for forty days.

What did Musa (peace be upon him) say when he recovered after fainting upon Allah manifesting His glory to the mountain?

<p>&quot;Glory be to You, I turn in repentance and I am the first of believers.&quot; (Al-A'raf 7:143)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under whose influence did Musa's people melt gold ornaments to make a calf while Musa (peace be upon him) was on Mount Tur?

<p>A man called Samri.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Musa (peace be upon him) was calm when confronting his brother Haroon about the worship of the golden calf.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What were Musa's people commanded to do after the incident with the golden calf?

<p>They were ordered to melt the gold calf and slaughter a cow exactly of the same shape and colour.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many men did Musa (peace be upon him) send to scout the Promised Land?

<p>Twelve men.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did the scouts report about the Promised Land and its inhabitants?

<p>They reported fertile farms, green trees, and plenty of water, but that the inhabitants were very strong people.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the response of Musa's people when he asked them to enter the Promised Land and fight?

<p>&quot;You go with your God and fight against them. We will stay here and wait.&quot; (An-Nisa 5:24)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Dividing of the Sea

Allah instructed Musa to strike the sea with his stick, causing it to divide.

Pharaoh's Body as a Sign

The Qur'an foretold that Allah will preserve the Pharaoh's body as a sign for future generations.

Receiving the Torah

Musa ascended Mount Tur and received the Torah written on tablets from Allah.

Seeing Allah's Glory

Allah said that Musa could not bear to see Him directly but could look at the mountain.

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The Golden Calf

Upon returning, Musa found his people worshiping a golden calf made by Samri.

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Punishment for Calf Worship

Musa ordered the people to melt the golden calf and slaughter a cow.

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Refusal to Enter Promised Land

The people refused to enter the Promised Land, asking Musa to fight while they waited.

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Study Notes

  • When the Pharaoh learned that Musa had left Egypt with his followers, he pursued them with his army.
  • Allah instructed Musa to strike the sea with his stick, dividing it, allowing Musa and his followers to cross.
  • As the Pharaoh followed, the sea rejoined, drowning him and his army.
  • In the Qur'an, Allah says, "Strike the sea with your rod; so it divided and each separate part became like a large mountain." (26:63)
  • The Qur'an predicts that the Pharaoh's body will be recovered as a sign for people.
  • Allah states, "But We will this day deliver you with your body that you may be a sign to those after you.” (Yunus 10:92)
  • After crossing the sea, Allah commanded Musa to go to mount Tur for thirty days but he was detained for forty.
  • Musa received the Torah written on tablets, however, it had been changed and corrupted by his followers.
  • Musa expressed his desire to see Him, but Allah said, "You cannot bear to see Me, but look at the mountain, if it remains firm in its place, then you will see Me." (Al-A'raf 7:143)
  • Allah manifested His glory to the mountain, causing it to crumble, and Musa fainted.
  • When he recovered, Musa said, "Glory be to You, I turn in repentance and I am the first of believers." (Al-A'raf 7:143)
  • Upon returning to his people, Musa found they had made a calf out of melted gold ornaments under the influence of Samri and had begun to worship it.
  • Musa was enraged and questioned his brother Haroon as to why he didn't prevent it.
  • Haroon told Musa that they refused to listen to him.
  • Musa ordered them to melt the gold calf and slaughtering a cow of the same shape and color, which they did halfheartedly.
  • After this, Musa sent twelve men to the Promised Land to see the land.
  • The men reported back that the land was fertile with farms, trees, and water, but had strong inhabitants.
  • Musa asked his people to enter the Promised Land, but they refused, saying, "You go with your God and fight against them. We will stay here and wait." (An-Nisa 5:24)
  • Allah punished them for this refusal.

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