I imagine the Prophet (SAW) receiving these verses and I imagine how hearing the story of Musa and Musa AS's confidence and strength in standing before Firawn (a terrifying feat) must've been so comforting to the nabi SAW. I can imagine the sense of comradery to know this is his companion in prophethood who struggled too. Some scholars attribute verse 85 as a promise to the Prophet SAW during hijra that he would return to Mecca.
há 7 anos · Referência Ayah 28:17, 28:21, 28:7, 28:85-86
An interesting similarity between how the Surah starts and ends. It starts with the story of Moses, where Allah swt promises in verse 7 to return him to his mother, and later after killing the soldier, Moses promises Allah that by the virtue of the blessings he gave him, he wont be an assailant to the criminals. Moses then proceeds to leave Egypt, his home, out of fear for his life.
The surah ends by Allah swt promising the Prophet Mohammad SAW ...