This audio is brought to you by saying that the Huddba intend to give today is subject that I hope to continue over three

hoodbas. It's a three-part subject. I was going to merge all of them into one, but as I studied the material I realized I think it's important enough that it be broken up into three parts so that we can give each of those parts it's due.

And essentially all three of them have to do with the Pharaoh, with Firan. And so I'm going to start today by giving you a little bit of an introduction and hopefully covering the first of the three parts that I that I like to cover.

Allah Azawajal mentions disbelievers all over the Quran.

Allah mentions nations that were destroyed.

But there is no one individual.

Allah mentions with criticism and highlights more, perhaps even rivaling or close to Ibliz himself is Fairean.

Like Allah does not mention by name other people that Allah despises or Allah criticizes the way he does Chaitan himself, the closest one to that that you

find in the Quran is, by name.

Of course, Allah mentions other disbelievers too, like for example, the one who slaughtered the she

camel of salyhalyhalyh, or Abu Lahab is mentioned by name. There are

some villains in the Quran that are mentioned by name but they're isolated

incidents like Karun is mentioned by, but these are not recurring incidents.

Faraun is a special phenomenon.

He's mentioned over and over and over again, what he said, what he thought, what he did,

and it's a great deal of emphasis on this one individual.

So the question arises if everything in the Quran is about guiding us at the end of the day,

Allah says, we're hickruhumb.

And it is your mention.

Allah is talking about you, is reminding you about something that you can benefit from.

What is the benefit in you and I learning so much about the Pharaoh?

And a lot of times we think, well, we should learn about the Fidháh, because he was a great powerful king, a tyrannical ruler.

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