Then thou didst slay a man, but We saved thee from trouble, and We tried thee in various ways | The example of Moses is given as a lengthy account in order to encourage the Prophet and show the end of the disbelievers |
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[20:97] [Moses] said, "Then go | The Prophet is ordered to be patient and to persevere with his worship |
but thy punishment in this life will be that thou wilt say, 'touch me not'; and moreover for a future penalty thou hast a promise that will not fail: Now look at thy god, of whom thou hast become a devoted worshipper: We will certainly melt it in a blazing fire and scatter it broadcast in the sea! We will surely burn it and blow it into the sea with a blast.
28Indeed, he is your leader who has taught you magic | Arabic Search the original text either by a single or more than one word |
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' So We brought thee back to thy mother, that her eye might be cooled and she should not grieve | You can search in the following ways:• for example: Innal lazeena aamanoo• And look at your 'god' to which you remained devoted |
[20:40] [And We favored you] when your sister went and said, 'Shall I direct you to someone who will be responsible for him? ' And indeed, you have an appointment [in the Hereafter] you will not fail to keep.
22So I will surely cut off your hands and your feet on opposite sides, and I will crucify you on the trunks of palm trees, and you will surely know which of us is more severe in [giving] punishment and more enduring | [20:71] [Pharaoh] said, "You believed him before I gave you permission |
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Transliteration Search the transliteration of the original text with exact wording or otherwise | Then you came [here] at the decreed time, O Moses |
The surah both begins and ends with mention of the Quran: it was not sent to the Prophet to cause him grief but is a clear proof from his Lord.
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