Once upon a time, in the land of Egypt, there lived a great prophet named Musa (Moses). Musa was chosen by Allah to guide the children of Israel and to lead them out of a difficult and oppressive situation.

Many years before Musa was born, the children of Israel had come to live in Egypt. At first, they were welcomed, but as time passed, the Egyptians enslaved them and treated them cruelly. They cried out to Allah for help.

One day, Allah heard their prayers and decided to send a special messenger to save them. Allah chose Musa for this important task and gave him the strength, wisdom, and miracles to lead his people out of Egypt.

Musa was born during a time when the Pharaoh of Egypt was especially wicked. The Pharaoh ordered that all male children of the children of Israel be killed, but Allah protected Musa. His mother, fearing for his life, placed him in a basket and set it adrift on the river Nile. Musa’s sister watched over him from afar.

Miraculously, the basket carried Musa to the very palace of the Pharaoh. The Pharaoh’s wife, seeing the baby, was filled with compassion and love for him. She convinced her husband to let her keep Musa as her own child.

As Musa grew up, Allah granted him wisdom and understanding. He became known for his strength and his sense of justice. One day, while in the desert, he witnessed an Egyptian man mistreating a man from the children of Israel. Musa intervened to protect the oppressed man, but in the process, the Egyptian died.

Fearing for his life, Musa fled into the wilderness. There, he came across a well where he met two young women struggling to water their sheep. Musa helped them and, in return, they guided him to their father, who later became his father-in-law.

One day, while Musa was in the desert with his sheep, Allah spoke to him from a burning bush. Allah commanded him to return to Egypt and confront the Pharaoh, demanding the freedom of the children of Israel. Allah gave Musa miraculous signs, like his staff turning into a serpent, to prove his divine mission.

Musa returned to Egypt and confronted the Pharaoh. He performed numerous miracles, including parting the Red Sea to allow his people to escape the pursuing Egyptian army. The children of Israel followed Musa through the parted sea to safety.

The story of Musa and the Exodus from Egypt teaches us about the importance of courage, faith, and standing up against injustice. It reminds us that Allah is the ultimate source of strength and guidance and that He always hears the prayers of the oppressed. Musa’s leadership and unwavering faith led the children of Israel to freedom, and his story continues to inspire people to this day.