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Pharaoh’s Claim To Be God
Did the pharaoh truly believe h was God? What was the meaning of his statement proclaiming to be God. Was it just pure aggression?
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Pharaoh’s Claim To Be God
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It was an expression of ‘ananiyat’. The same ‘ananiyat’ that Iblees showed in front of God and blinded Pharoah’s senses as well. He knew deep down that he was the creation of God and confessed his faith in Allah when he was drowning.
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Sorry- what does ananiyat mean 😅
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Hubris, ego, arrogance. Actually its one of the words for which no alternative in English exists which completely portrays its meaning.
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