Prophet Moosa's Life

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Moral in Every Story

This isn't related to Prophet Moosa (SWT), I just thought It looks cool.

The Box

But even the walls of her home cannot protect Moosa. When soldiers and guards were near, one day, she had enough. She put darling little Moosa into a box, put the box into the river, and let it sail off. His eldest sister was to walk along the coast. To any other person, she was just taking an evening,or morning stroll, no hint that she was keeping an eye on the box.

Unfortunately, that all went down the drain as Moosa's box passed the Paroah's palace. One of the Paroah's slave girls saw it and picked it up.

For those who don't know what a moral is, a moral is a lesson at the end of every story, fiction, or nonfiction. This one is more special then the others, since there are two lessons in this story.

1) Always give your trust in Allah, since He knows what He is doing. Don't doubt him.

2) Allah always has a plan no matter what. So follow that plan, and don't question it

We know that in Moosa's story, when Moosa's mother was told by Allah to toss Prophet Moosa in the river.

All in all, Allah knows how your life(your story) will be planned out, and His promises will always come true.

Allah's Promise

When Prophet Moosa's mother had her newborn boy, Moosa, she was frightened that the guards will take her son away. But as Moosa grew, his mother worried that people would hear him crying. She warned her other children not to talk about their baby brother, and she didn't tell anyone about her son.

Allah then said: "Suckle him for a time, but when you fear for his life, cast him into the river, and do not fear or grieve;

Indeed, We will bring him back to you and make him one of the messengers.

Finding Moosa in the palace

A Happy Ending

The slave girl gave the box to the Paroah's wife, Aiyshea. She loved Moosa instantly (who woudn't?). Paroah found out about it. He was about to kill him, but his wife pleaded to him: ' He will be a comfort to the eye for you and me! Do not kill him, for he may be of use to us, or we may adopt him as a son.' He then agreed.

Moosa's sister, though, was smart. She traced to the Paroah's palace. Meanwhile, the Paroah's wet nurses tried hard to make Moosa suckle, but Moosa refused. Allah made him not drink a drop of milk from the wet nurses. They then tried for a foster home. Still, Moosa refused.

Dreams

Moosa's sister, however, spotted them. She didn't give a hint that she was Moosa's sister, as she said: 'Shall I direct you to a family that might rear him for you, and look after him in a good manner?' She led them to Moosa's mother, and look what happened, Moosa started suckling from his own mother's breast. Ayshia offered Moosa's mother a home in her palace, but she refused. They made a bargain that she could keep Moosa, and whenever the queen wanted to see him, he will come.

The Pharah had a dream one night. He dreamed that a fire had come and destroyed all the houses, except the Israelities. When he woke up, he was scared, and he held a meeting with sorcerers, and told them his dream, and asked what it means. They told him that "There will be born a boy from these people who will destroy the people of Egypt". The Pharoah then ordered that any boy who was born will be killed, and the girls will be spared.

Once upon a Time...

Once upon a time, there was a Prophet named Yoosuf who lived in Egypt. He was also the ruler of Eygpt at the time. The people of Egypt also loves him too. Israa'eel means 'servant of Allah'. Allah gave that name to Prophet Ya'qoob.. His children was name Banu of Israa'eel. They were the descendants of Prophet Is-haaq, and Prophet Ibraheem.

The Evil Pharoah

The children of Israa'eel was respected, until the death of Prophet Yoosuf. The Israaeelist stopped worshiping Allah.

There was a new Pharoah who hated Bunu Israa'eelist. He also feared them too. He kept them busy with labor. The Paroah thought: "The Children of Israa'eel are in great number. They are strong, and perhaps one day they will all rise against us and drive us out of our land."

Prophet Moosa's Life Part 1

By: Tala Bibi