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NolaAmelie
1 year ago

There were many pharaohs. That was the title of a king at that time. Today you would rather use the title of your Majesty. The most famous one was Ramses of the two.

Chris428
1 year ago

Pharaoh was an from approx. 1500 BC used titles for the kings of Egypt. It derives from the Egyptian word for “big house”, the name for the royal court or Palace from: Per aa.

Schemset
1 year ago
Reply to  Chris428

This is the most accurate of all answers

SeniorSteward
1 year ago

He was the boss and there were many.

Trimi98
1 year ago

There were many Pharaohs the best known is according to the opinions of historian Ramses II. that who reigned at the time by the prophet Moses a.s.

He was a cruel, humble tyrant who tortured his people and the people of Israel. Musa a.s. (Moses) became the prophet of Allah to warn him of his destiny and to recognize Allah as the only true God, and Musa a.s as the prophet.

The great Pharaoh in his mistrust and pride has ignored the Prophet’s message and ridiculed because he looked at himself as a deity.

When he heard the Musa a.s fleeing with his followers, Pharaoh pursued him with his army, then it came to the legendary division of the Red Sea from Prophet Musa a.s with Allah’s permission. When Pharaoh followed them, Allah read the sea again, and they drank all in it together with his army as punishment.

Ranzino
1 year ago
Reply to  Trimi98

That’s cocolores and you know.
Egypt was more glad to be rid of the Israelites and sometimes among us: for decades to wander through the desert after the Exodus is just too strunciable instead of chosen.

Trimi98
1 year ago
Reply to  Ranzino

This is the truth because God says this in the Quran.

Ranzino
1 year ago

Proof by claim?
the Egyptians have also led chronicles and the exodus has simply not happened as the Jews would like: they have to kick them out of the door with a bold swing to get rid of them. no one would have prevented her from getting rid of herself.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_Exodus Research

Dontlikeputin
1 year ago

In ancient Egypt there were numerous Pharaohs Echnaton,Ramses,Hatschespsut,Tutanchamun, etc…

Ranzino
1 year ago
Reply to  Dontlikeputin

even 12 Ramsesse… gives the plural? 😀

Dontlikeputin
1 year ago
Reply to  Ranzino

No Rames has no plural in German

adelaide196970
1 year ago
Reply to  Dontlikeputin

after p lacks the s

Ranzino
1 year ago

All right, so Ramses I to Ramses XI.

it was only 11, it was me

soisses
1 year ago

Not only one, these Zampanos have made the Egyptians not only have a wire to the gods, but even to descend from them.
That was over millennia.

Once they have punched these pyramids into the desert, one larger than the other.
If their earthly departure, to the beyond, they didn’t want to arrive with empty bags.

sa652ma
1 year ago

Pharaohs there were some, they are quite well known for their partly quite striking graves (e.g. pyramids).

Johannes17Vers3
1 year ago

That was a title that all the dynasties wore. At the time of Moses, he was the first world ruler.

Nofear20
1 year ago

Was he really alive?

Well, before you can die, you must have lived first. But there was more than a Pharaoh.

2desmond
1 year ago

If you mean that of Moses and the Israelites:

He went down in the sea and his army too.

Sure 17:103 Then he decided to drive them out of the land; but WIR drowned him and they were with him all.

104 And after him, WIR said to the children of Israel, “Whether in the land; and when the time of the second promise comes, We will bring you down as a shame, gathered from the various nations.” [State foundation of Israel 1948]

So he was the one who captured Israel.

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

The worst man, for he said, I am your very highest Lord audhubillah. Jaa he lived time

Akka2323
1 year ago

There were many Pharaohs. And yes, they lived.

beelee
1 year ago

There was a lot of pharaohs. What do you mean?

hoermirzu
1 year ago

Which one?

These were Egyptian kings from 3300v.C. to 332v.Chr only the Greeks, then the Romans took power.

latricolore, UserMod Light
Reply to  Cutiex3491

The lazy.

tim75794
1 year ago

There was not only one

MisterP57
1 year ago

Pharaoh was the then word for king… no more, no less. Just as Merkel was the German word for Queen.

adelaide196970
1 year ago
Reply to  MisterP57

now it’s funny

adelaide196970
1 year ago

What’s his name? There were many Pharaohs.

What was he? Ruler and half-god of Egypt

Berkay141
1 year ago
Reply to  adelaide196970

Allah has shown us that Pharaoh was not God ☝🏼

safur
1 year ago

Yes, there were many of them.

Do you think Egypt or what?