(Qiroah Bab 19 Mustawa Tsani) Penjelasan Kitab Silsilah Taklim Lughoh Arabiyah Dengan Tadrib

Summary

This lecture discusses the story of Prophet Musa (Moses) and Pharaoh, highlighting the historical context and events surrounding their interactions. It explains the title 'Pharaoh' as a designation for Egyptian kings and describes the oppressive rule of Pharaoh, who feared the birth of a male child from the Bani Isra'il (Children of Israel) who would challenge his reign. The narrative includes the miraculous survival of Prophet Musa, his being placed in a basket by his mother, and his eventual rescue by Pharaoh's wife. The session touches upon themes of divine intervention and the power of faith in overcoming tyranny.

Takeaways

• 😀 Pharaoh is a title for the kings of Egypt, not a personal name, and it represents a ruler with a harsh and tyrannical character.
• 😀 A prophecy warned Pharaoh about a child from Bani Isra'il who would eventually overthrow him, leading to his decision to kill all male children born to the Israelites.
• 😀 Prophet Musa (Moses) was born during this period of fear, and his mother, guided by divine revelation, placed him in a basket to protect him from Pharaoh's orders.
• 😀 Musa's basket was carried down the river and eventually found by Pharaoh's wife, who was struck by the child's beauty and compassion.
• 😀 Despite Pharaoh's decree, his wife decided to adopt Musa, seeing him as a potential source of joy and comfort for her and Pharaoh.
• 😀 Prophet Musa’s mother was miraculously reunited with him after his adoption, as his sister found a way to bring their mother to nurse him.
• 😀 The story of Prophet Musa’s early life demonstrates divine intervention and protection, as Allah’s plan prevails despite Pharaoh's cruelty.
• 😀 The compassion of Pharaoh's wife is highlighted as a key moment in the narrative, as she advocated for Musa’s life against her husband's orders.
• 😀 The lecturer emphasizes the importance of trusting in Allah's plan and the role of faith during times of hardship, as seen in the protection of Prophet Musa.
• 😀 The lecturer invites the audience to reflect on the moral lessons from this story, particularly in relation to trust in divine wisdom and justice.

Q & A

What does the term 'Firaun' refer to in the script?

The term 'Firaun' is a title used for the kings or rulers of Egypt. It is not the name of a specific person but a designation for the rulers of the time, particularly during the era of Prophet Musa (Moses).

Who is referred to as 'Qurrotu A'yn' in the script?

'Qurrotu A'yn' translates to 'the coolness of the eyes,' meaning a source of comfort or peace. In the context of the script, it refers to Prophet Musa, whom his mother feared would be killed by Pharaoh. She placed him in a basket in the river, hoping for a peaceful resolution.

What was the significance of Pharaoh's fear in the story?

Pharaoh was warned by his advisors that a boy from the Bani Israil (Children of Israel) would be born and grow up to challenge his rule. In response, Pharaoh ordered the killing of all newborn male children from the Bani Israil, fearing the prophecy would come true.

What did Prophet Musa's mother do to protect him?

In order to protect her son from Pharaoh's decree, Musa's mother placed him in a basket and set it afloat in the river, as per Allah's guidance. She followed Allah's command, trusting that He would keep her son safe.

What role did Prophet Musa's sister play in his safety?

Prophet Musa's sister followed the basket as it floated in the river, ensuring that she could observe what would happen to her brother. When the basket was found by Pharaoh’s family, it was Musa's sister who played a key role in ensuring that he would be cared for by his biological mother.

What is the significance of the encounter between the basket and Pharaoh’s wife?

When Pharaoh’s wife found the basket containing baby Musa, she immediately fell in love with him. Despite Pharaoh’s anger, she convinced him to spare the child, suggesting that he could be a source of joy for both of them. This marked the beginning of Prophet Musa's care in Pharaoh's household.

How did the story highlight the wisdom of Prophet Musa's mother?

Prophet Musa’s mother demonstrated great faith and wisdom by following Allah's instructions. Her decision to place her son in a basket, despite the danger, was based on trust in Allah's plan, ensuring her son's safety in a dangerous situation.

What does the phrase 'Musa's mother’s act of placing him in the river' symbolize?

Musa's mother placing him in the river symbolizes both her trust in divine protection and her submission to God's will. It also represents the idea of surrendering to God's plan when facing dire circumstances, trusting that He will provide a solution.

What role does Firaun’s wife play in changing the fate of Prophet Musa?

Firaun’s wife played a pivotal role in changing Prophet Musa’s fate by persuading Pharaoh to adopt him rather than kill him. Her compassion for the child helped ensure that Prophet Musa survived and grew up under Pharaoh’s roof.

What was the prophecy regarding a child from the Bani Israil?

The prophecy stated that a boy from the Bani Israil would be born who would grow up to challenge Pharaoh and lead his people to freedom. This prophecy led to Pharaoh’s attempt to kill all male children from the Bani Israil, fearing that the prophecy would be fulfilled.