Ta-Ha 77: Vow to that; We had revealed to Moses, (Saying); “Take My servants to travel in the night and open a dry road for them in the sea. Do not fear drowning or them catching up to you.”
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Vow to that; We had revealed to Moses, (Saying); “Take My servants to travel in the night and open a dry road for them in the sea. Do not fear drowning or them catching up to you.”
Tafsir
Pharaoh was enraged by these miracles. Knowing the evil that Pharaoh would do to Moses and his people, Allah (swt) commanded Moses (pbuh) to take his people at night and go to the Red Sea and strike the sea with his staff and make a dry path through the sea as a miracle of Allah and to lead his people to the other side. Hadrat Musa 'alaihis-salâm' took his people at night and secretly left the city with the Children of Israel.
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We have come to Surah Ta-Ha, verse 77. Indeed, We revealed to Moses: Set out by night with My servants, and without fear of being overtaken and without worry of drowning, open for them a dry path in the sea. Revelation, yes, He reveals. What does it say? Let us read this again. Indeed, We revealed to Moses: Set out by night with My servants, without fear of being overtaken and without worry of drowning, open for them a dry path in the sea, it says. Now Moses, upon this command, sets the people of the Children of Israel on the road at night.
They travel all night. In the morning Pharaoh hears of this. He gathers his army and with horses goes after them. Then, just as he is about to catch them on the shore of the Red Sea, by the command of Allah Almighty he strikes the sea with his staff. A way opens there in twelve passages.
Each tribe begins to advance along its own path. First, the sea splits in two. Seeing this, Pharaoh too drives his soldiers into the sea along with himself. Even before he drives into the sea, the Children of Israel say: They have caught us. We will die, we will (?), if only we had not come — they say such words too. But Moses showing miracles by Allah's command — in this situation, once the Children of Israel cross the sea to the other side, the sea, folding in two, destroys Pharaoh. And before he perishes: I have believed in the Lord of Moses, he says, but Allah Almighty says: Now you believe?
After seven miracles, sir, you still (?) denial. And here, at the moment of death, I believed — but by then it was too late. Yes. Pharaoh had become enraged at these miracles. Allah Almighty, who knew the evils Pharaoh would do to Moses and his people, commanded Moses (peace be upon him) to take his people by night, go to the Red Sea and strike the sea with his staff, opening for them a bone-dry path through the sea as a miracle of Allah, and to bring his people across to the other side. And Moses (peace be upon him) takes his people by night; with the Children of Israel they secretly leave the city. Yes.