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The Divine Mission of Prophet Musa (AS) and Pharaoh’s Rejection The kings of Egypt-known as “Pharaohs” (or “Fir’awn” in the Arabic of the Qur’an)-regarded themselves as divine in the polytheistic, superstitious religion of ancient Egypt. At a time when the people of Egypt favored a superstitious belief system over a divine belief system-the same era in which when the Children of Israel were enslaved-Allah sent the Prophet Musa (as) as a messenger to the tribe of Egypt. Howeve

Introduction The following 10 linguistic and literary miracles of the Holy Quran have left scholars in awe and continue to defy the boundaries of human expression: 1.     Inimitability of the Quranic Language 2.     Perfect Preservation of the Arabic Language 3.     Rhetorical Features and Stylistic Variations 4.     Structural Symmetry and Mathematical Patterns 5.     Scientific Accuracy and Foreknowledge 6.     Timeless Relevance and Universal Appeal 7.     Profound Linguis

Introduction The Holy Quran challenges:  “Say, ‘If mankind and the jinn gathered to produce the like of this Qur’an, they could not produce the like of it, even if they were to each other assistants.'” – The Holy Qur’an (17:88) An example of that miracle is the common number obtained by some word repetitions in the Quran. Some related words are miraculously repeated the same number of times. Below are such words and the number of their repetitions in the Quran. The word-count