Huzoor, as far as I know from the Qur’an, Moses, when he fled the country of Pharaoh, he was never… Don’t say fled. He was not harmed by Pharaoh or his army. And as Allah has revealed to the Promised Messiah that the time of Moses will also come, is it a surety that how Allah saved Moses from Pharaoh and his army? That only is a hope, and I think bordering on surety, because as far as I remember, it has to be investigated. The Promised Messiah’s revelations also contain, Inna ma’i rabbi sayyahdeen If it is so, and what are the exact words, do you remember? Qalla inna ma’i rabbi sayyahdeen Which means that when people of Moses feared for their safety and his safety, he said, no, nay, it cannot happen.
They cannot harm us, because he said, inna ma’i rabbi sayyahdeen. He didn’t say with you is our God. He said, I don’t know whether he is with you or not, but I know for certain he is with me. So he will guide me to safety, and with me, you will also be led to safety. That was the message conveyed. So if that revelation is repeated in the revelations of the Promised Messiah, then inshallah it will be a definite positive declaration that no harm would come our way. But if it is not repeated, then we don’t know, because history not necessarily repeats itself in every detail. It repeats in principles and generalities, but not always in every detail.
