Ta-Ha 43: “Go to the Pharaoh. Because, he has certainly gone astray.”
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“Go to the Pharaoh. Because, he has certainly gone astray.”
Tafsir
Hadrat Musa 'alaihis-salâm' receives the Prophethood from Allah (swt) in the holy place of Tuva. He is commissioned to convey the command of Allah to Pharaoh and also to the people of Egypt and the people of Beni Israel.
And Pharaoh's rebellion was that he forgot his own creation and claimed to be a god. And whoever ascribes partners to Allah or makes himself a god, they are the people who have gone astray in the middle of the straight path and have gone astray.
Allah (swt) has sent Prophets and Books as part of His mercy to people living the life of this world, to inform and introduce Himself. Allah (swt) says: "We do not call people to account for anything that We do not make known". That is why Allah sent His Prophets as messengers of His Essence to people, to make them aware of the Truth and to prevent them from deviation.
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Surah Ta-Ha, verse 43: "Go to Pharaoh, for he has gone far beyond all bounds." He has transgressed. Moses (peace be upon him), at Tuwa, the sacred place, receives from Allah Almighty the duty of prophethood. To Pharaoh, and at the same time to the people of Egypt and the Children of Israel, he is charged with conveying Allah's command. Pharaoh's going far beyond all bounds means that, forgetting his own creation, he pursued a claim to divinity. Whoever ascribes partners to Allah or declares himself God (?) falls into the state of people who are lost and have gone far beyond all bounds. Allah Almighty, as part of His mercy to people living the life of this world, has sent prophets and books to make His Being known and to introduce Himself.
Allah Almighty: "We do not call people to account for anything We have not made known," He says. In this respect, to make the truth known to people and to keep them from going astray, Allah has sent His prophets to people as conveyors of His Being. Yes.