Question 246: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfpnULtcLvA. Salaam Alaikum,I came across this video on the internet, can you please help answer the questions raised?
A book was written by the Egyptologist concerned, but I have not gone through it. I simply do not know, my knowledge is very weak regarding ancient egypt. Also there is a biblical history, and I don’t know ANYTHING about the bible
I want to know firstly who that Pharoah was Ramses or his son. Secondly I want to know if the objections raised are founded.
Answer 246: The dynasties of the Egyptian Pharaohs were 26 in number.[1] They had the power for about three thousand years. The most famous Pharaohs were as under:
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A) Sanan: who was at the time of Abraham (as).[2] B) Ubayd b. al-Rayyan b. al-Walid, at the time of Hadhrat Yousef. C) Qaboos bin Mus’ab, who was contemporary with the birth of Hadhrat Moses (Musa). D) Walid bin Mus’ab or Walid bin Qaboos, the Pharaoh of the time of Musa when He exited.[3]
In the Holy Quran the word Pharaoh was mentioned 74 times. There has not mentioned in any verses of the holy Quran saying any name of Pharaoh of the time of the Prophet Musa (as), however, according to other sources we ought not to accept nor to reject, it is said the Ramesses II, the son of Seti I was the one who were contemporary with the Prophet Musa (as).[4]
Note: According to the ‘Ask Shia’ Inquiry Guidelines (N 3, 5 and 9) I cannot prepare a detailed answer in this regards.
Considering that I am unable to guarantee the validity of the following information regarding “Ramesses II and his father”, please refer to the following links:
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seti_I)
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramesses_II)
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pharaohs)
For further information in this regards, please refer to the following answer:
Index: First idol worshiper, answer 006.
[1] . Al-Tahqiq fee Kalemat al-Quran al-Karim, Vol. 9, Pg. 65.
[2] . Atyab al-Bayan fee Tafseer al-Quran, Vol. 10, Pg. 202.
[3] . Aa’lam al-Quran (Shabestary, Abdul Hussain), Pg. 783.
[4] . Comparing between the Bible, Quran and knowledge, translator: Mahmood Noor Muhammadi, Pgs. 319 – 320.