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               How Pharaoh Managed to Oppress Them?
               The answer is in Quran:
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                 حبذی مهنم ةفئاط فعضتسی اعیش اهلهأ لعجو ضرلأا يف لاع نوعرف نإ «
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                           .»  نیدسفملا نم ناک هنإ مهءاسن يیحتسیو مهءانبأ
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               Pharaoh exalted himself in the land, and divided its people
               into factions. He persecuted a group of them (Bani Isra’il),
                slaughtering their sons, while sparing their daughters. He
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                                  was truly a corrupter.
                  E  singled  out  Bani  Isra’il  within  Egypt,  But  how
               he  managed  oppress  other  people?  In  Quran  Allah
               (swt) talks about Pharaoh and how he gained control
               over people:
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                           .»  نیقساف اموق اوناک مهنإ ُهوعاطأف هموق فختساف َ  «
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                 Thus he stupefied his people, and they obeyed him, they
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                              were wicked (sinning) people.
               How Could he Manage to Stupefy Them?
               The  answer  is  in  Quran  again.  When  Hz  Musa  and
               Harun  (pbut)  came  to  Pharaoh  and  called  him  upon
               releasing  Bani  Isra’il,  which  was  under  his
               oppression.  Hz  Musa  had  his  staff  as  a  miracle,  he
               dropped it and it became a real snake:      َ
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                                 .»  نیبم نابعث يه اذإف ُهاصع یقلأف «
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                   So he threw his rod, then lo! it was a clear serpent.

               1. Qasas, 4.
               2. Zukhruf, 54.
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