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The Pharaoh had very high power in the land.

Nobody could look him in the eye.

And he had broken his population into groups that hated each other.

What are the two groups you already know about that hated each other?

The Israelites and the original?

Egyptians.

And he kept them apart from each other and this also teaches us the

Pharaoh in order to remain a dictator he wanted to make sure different groups of

people in his country hate each other and that way they won't ever stand together and

stand up for their rights together because they're too busy doing what?

Hating each other and that's when he can do whatever he wants. Sounds familiar

in today's politics, right? That's the

Phyrrauans policy. Jala al-A-Lah has shea-an. And then he says the next part of

his strategy, Allah says, yes, t'a-futah if a t'a, minhum. He took one group among them, and especially made them victims.

Who did he make into victims?

The Muslims of that time.

The Israelites are the Muslims of that time. And how did he make them victims?

You that Bihu Abna Ahum

Waiy Nissahaham

He would slaughter their boys

and let their women stay alive.

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