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Moses in the Holy Qur'an: An easy to read Contextual Compilation of the story of the Prophet Moses in the Holy Qur'an
Moses in the Holy Qur'anAn easy to read, concise and contextual compilation of the Prophet Moses in the Holy Qur'an.This book is an account of the Prophet Moses (Peace Be Upon Him) and the individuals and circumstances that are found in the Holy Qur’an with regards to his story.
It is easy to read, has color coded text and uses the phrase-by-phrase translation of the Holy Qur'an.
This means that verses are broken down to multiple parts making it very easy to follow and comprehend.
The Story of the Prophet Moses (PBUH) is the most oft cited story in the Holy Qur'an, in fact no other personality has been mentioned in the Holy Qur'an as much as he has.
More than 30% of the Holy Qur'an is comprised of stories of Prophets and other personalities.
The general theme of the story begins with the circumstances of the birth of Moses and moves on to him acquiring maturity; after which he is forced to flee from his home where he then finds his wife, marries and settles.
Years later he returns to the land of his birth in order to confront pharaoh as per command of God, we then see a lot of discourse between him and pharaoh and others as well.
The confrontation between Moses and pharaoh then leads to the plagues and finally the exodus of the Children of Israel (the twelve tribes) from Egypt through the parted sea.
Overall, no external sources have been used to impart the story of Moses in the book except for the Holy Qur'an.
It is a relatively short book with an estimated reading time of 120 - 150 minutes.
It is easy to read, has color coded text and uses the phrase-by-phrase translation of the Holy Qur'an.
This means that verses are broken down to multiple parts making it very easy to follow and comprehend.
The Story of the Prophet Moses (PBUH) is the most oft cited story in the Holy Qur'an, in fact no other personality has been mentioned in the Holy Qur'an as much as he has.
More than 30% of the Holy Qur'an is comprised of stories of Prophets and other personalities.
The general theme of the story begins with the circumstances of the birth of Moses and moves on to him acquiring maturity; after which he is forced to flee from his home where he then finds his wife, marries and settles.
Years later he returns to the land of his birth in order to confront pharaoh as per command of God, we then see a lot of discourse between him and pharaoh and others as well.
The confrontation between Moses and pharaoh then leads to the plagues and finally the exodus of the Children of Israel (the twelve tribes) from Egypt through the parted sea.
Overall, no external sources have been used to impart the story of Moses in the book except for the Holy Qur'an.
It is a relatively short book with an estimated reading time of 120 - 150 minutes.
187 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 23, 2021
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