Ash-Shu'ara 19: At the end, you did (the evil deed) what you did. You are ungrateful.”
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At the end, you did (the evil deed) what you did. You are ungrateful.”
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When Hadrat Musa 'alaihis-salâm' conveyed the Truth to Pharaoh, Pharaoh's speeches continued. He blamed Hadrat Musa 'alaihis-salâm' and said, "You have finally done the bad thing you did, you killed a man unjustly, you are a criminal, you are a criminal," and refused to accept the Prophethood of Hadrat Musa 'alaihis-salâm'.
As we have explained in the previous verses, Pharaoh reminds Musa 'alaihis-salâm' that when one of his own people had a fight with a Copt, he took his place next to his own man and pushed or hit the Copt, causing the Copt's death.
He also believed that Moses had learned magic from the magicians during the time he was away from them. We will learn from the following verses that this is so.
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And in the end you did that evil deed you did. You are an ingrate, he says. Yes.
In response to Moses (peace be upon him) conveying the truth to Pharaoh, Pharaoh's speech continues. Accusing Moses (peace be upon him): In the end you did that evil deed, you unjustly killed a man, you are a criminal, he says, and will not consent to accept the prophethood of Moses (peace be upon him). As we explained earlier in the verses, Moses (peace be upon him), in a fight between someone from his own people and a Copt, taking his place beside his own men and pushing the Copt, or striking, that is hitting him, caused the Copt's death; Pharaoh reminds Moses (peace be upon him) of this. He also believed about Moses that, in the time he was away from them, from magicians he had learned magic.
We will learn that this is so from the verses after this. That is: you left here and went away, you went to the magicians, you learned magic. Yes. We will see this in the verses further on.