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[El Sidd]

Then why Moses needed to argue with Pharaoh and convince him to accept and submit to ALLAH Al Mighty?

The magicians that converted and accepted the message were they from amongst the people of Moses?



Different times, and different sizes of roles and responsibilities, and different mental level of people.




Jesus defeated his opponents and overpowered them.

Moses argued that his people be let go because it was God's will and command. Pharoah insisted that he is the God worthy of praise and thus the showdown between the Priests and Moses.

It is also noteworthy that Bithiah who submitted to the God of Moses was treated special as in since she did not belong to the Israelites.

It is a different discussion altogether if Israelites were in bondage in Egypt or not. Archeology however does point towards a war between the two before the Exodus.

Jesus as said was a reformer and did not bring anything new to the people of Israel.

 

[I.R.A]

Moses argued that his people be let go because it was God's will and command. Pharoah insisted that he is the God worthy of praise and thus the showdown between the Priests and Moses.

It is also noteworthy that Bithiah who submitted to the God of Moses was treated special as in since she did not belong to the Israelites.

It is a different discussion altogether if Israelites were in bondage in Egypt or not. Archeology however does point towards a war between the two before the Exodus.

Jesus as said was a reformer and did not bring anything new to the people of Israel.

The argument happened later in Pharaoh's court. But at the time of assignment Moses was told to go to Pharaoh and his people. And Moses asked for the strength and better speaking ability before facing Pharaoh.

Pharaoh was shown all the signs but he remained an arrogant disbeliever, so much so that he asked Haman to build him a high building so he could have a glance at Moses's God.

Israelite were given the law (Torah) after the exodus and drowning of Pharaoh?

War between Israelite and people of Pharaoh?

 

[El Sidd]

The argument happened later in Pharaoh's court. But at the time of assignment Moses was told to go to Pharaoh and his people. And Moses asked for the strength and better speaking ability before facing Pharaoh.

Pharaoh was shown all the signs but he remained an arrogant disbeliever, so much so that he asked Haman to build him a high building so he could have a glance at Moses's God.

Israelite were given the law (Torah) after the exodus and drowning of Pharaoh?

War between Israelite and people of Pharaoh?

Egypt continued to worship their gods the way they had done before Moses as well. Pharoah was smited for his arrogance towards God but Egyptians were spared as a nation. Moses asked for strength like anyone else would do facing the Pharoah.

Pharoah was given a fair chance when God of Israel sent plagues upon Egypt and the plagues ended when Isralites were let go. This again comes back to the point that Moses was sent for the Israelites and not to other nations.

After releasing the people from bondage Moses was given the ten commandments while the Israelites camped near Mt. Sinai.

The only historical reference that a group of people who called them Israelites comes from the ancient texts of the Egyptians where they hail the King of Egypt who conquered Israelites and took away their treasure.

 

[I.R.A]

Pharoah was given a fair chance when God of Israel sent plagues upon Egypt and the plagues ended when Isralites were let go. This again comes back to the point that Moses was sent for the Israelites and not to other nations.

Is there a reference to this in Quran? The plagues and lice and other stuff?

What would be the population of world at that time? Which few civilisations were present at that time, were they aware of each other? Did they have easy global access to each other? I don't think by any means Moses would have been able to reach other nations in any case. Your classification of gentile includes the world populace plus Pharaoh and co.?

 

[El Sidd]

Is there a reference to this in Quran? The plagues and lice and other stuff?

What would be the population of world at that time? Which few civilisations were present at that time, were they aware of each other? Did they have easy global access to each other? I don't think by any means Moses would have been able to reach other nations in any case. Your classification of gentile includes the world populace plus Pharaoh and co.?

Plagues have been mentioned in the Holy Quran. They have even tried giving scientific explanations of the plagues for e.g. turning red of the river and locusts which is quite interesting.

It is almost next to impossible to date these events since whatever we know is subject to much archeological debate. The timeline generally agreed upon does not satisfy a keen eye and i would rather not discuss the timeline since there is hardly any agreed upon technique for dating the evidence be it carbon dating or other methods.

Gentiles are the people who do not belong to the kin of Abraham. Extremist view would be only the kin of Isaac with Ishmael not included since Jews trace their lineage from the mother not the father much like most ancient cultures.

 

[PakSword]

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Now this is some good news..

Anyone living in Kasur, or nearby Kasur, should join the protest please.. This will definitely lead to child **** mafia and dark web.

 

[Divergent]

Listen to ME STOP going to these fake saints, they’re full of sh*t and a joke. It’s so jahil and pathetic