Allah does not allow oppression to flourish-Lessons from History-Story of Firaun (Pharaoh)

Описание: Allah does not allow oppression to flourish - Lessons from History:
The story of Firaun (Pharaoh), Bani Isra'il, and Prophet Musa (AS).
How the oppressed have now become the oppressors.

Have they become blind to their own transgressions? Have they not seen what happens when you oppress, when you plunder, when you pillage, when you kill, and when you keep on killing and killing? Look at your own history, O children of Israel, and see what our Lord and your Lord did to those who oppress. Once upon a time, you were oppressed, and now the tide has changed, and you have become the oppressors. Once upon a time, it was the Pharaoh (Firaun) who used the tactics that are being used today. Every single tactic that the Bible and the Qur’an ascribe to the Pharaoh—every single tactic and methodology—is now being used by the modern descendants of the people who were once oppressed by the Pharaoh. Allah does not allow oppression to flourish. The children of Israel were persecuted not for 10 years, not for 20 years, not for 80-90 years, but for 300 years.

Allah describes the Pharaoh as employing the greatest armies and the worst media tactics. He would send his Najeer, his warners, his media experts, and PR spinners to the cities and towns. They would say to the people of Egypt, "O people of Egypt, I am scared that these evil people (meaning the children of Israel) are going to corrupt your pure minds." The evil Firaun actually flipped the script. Rather than showing himself as the oppressor and source of evil, he accused the children of Israel of being the source of evil. The Qur’an tells us he (Firaun) sent criers, PR experts, and the media to spread this narrative, labeling the children of Israel as despised and abandoned people.

Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala mentions that Firaun (Pharaoh) would slaughter their sons in front of their eyes. The people of Pharaoh killed these innocent children not in the tens, not in the hundreds, but in the thousands! Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala reminds the children of Israel, "We saved you (Al Qur’an 14:6), O children of Israel, from the humiliating lives you used to live." Allah describes the Pharaoh as so arrogant and devoid of humanity. Allah describes the children of Israel in a way that highlights the irony—how the oppressed have now become the oppressors. How Allah describes the Pharaoh, and every single description of the Pharaoh, applies to the very biological descendants of those whom the Pharaoh persecuted. In our time, the people who were once persecuted by the Pharaoh are now enacting the same persecutions.

The Qur’an contains no story in greater detail or quantity than the story of Moses and Pharaoh. Think about it and ask yourselves: why is this story the most frequently mentioned in the entire Qur’an, appearing more than 40 times, while no other story comes close to this number? The reason is that the benefits from this story are eternal. There is no other nation before us from which we can learn as much—both the good and the bad, the positive and the negative—as from the story of Pharaoh and Moses.