And Pharaoh told: Leave me, I may kill Moses, let him call his Lord, indeed I fear he may convert your religion, or he may cause to appear mischief in the land.
Pharaoh, who had declared, “I am the highest Lord,” said to his assembly, “Let me kill Moses.” In the religion that prevailed in Egypt, there were many deities. Pharaoh was considered not only a deity but also a lord who judged all their matters, and the Pharaoh tribe was considered the highest. They tortured the children of Israel severely, considering them their slaves. To lead a luxurious life, Pharaoh and his tribe, Qibthi, compelled the children of Israel to produce agricultural products and build palaces, pyramids, etc., for them. When Moses demanded Pharaoh to release the children of Israel, Pharaoh, foreseeing the consequences and problems that would arise, bragged, “I will kill Moses.”
The approach Pharaoh took towards Messenger Moses was similar to that taken by Meccan pagans towards Messenger Muhammed. When the people of Mecca began accepting Messenger Muhammed, the leaders of Mecca, foreseeing the consequences, plotted to kill Messenger Muhammed, saying, “You are the only one who disintegrated our unity.” The approach that the Meccan pagans had towards Messenger Muhammed is seen today in the Arabic Quran-reading Fujjar towards the odd believer who says that the Lord has taught through His Messenger that “during the Last Period, the odd believer should live by holding fast to Adhikr.”
They have read verse 83: 7, which says that the Ledger of Fujjar, including the hypocrites and their followers, is in Sijjeen of Hell. The Fujjar who hide and reject the Truth, Adhikr, are in Hell, as explained in verse 2: 119. It is explained in verse 48: 6 that the believers all over the world will be separated into Hejaz to punish the hypocrites and their Mushrik followers, upon whom Allah’s curse and wrath have fallen, and for whom Hell is prepared. These worst creatures, who will accept Antichrist-Maseeh Addajjal as a Prophet at first and later even as lord, will be killed by other people belonging to the Messenger’s community during the second coming of Jesus, thus implementing the command of verses 4: 91; 5: 33; 9: 5, 123; 33: 60-61. Only then will these Fujjar gain a confirmed belief that not the Arabic Quran, but Adhikr, was the Lord’s Book, as explained in verse 38: 8. See explanation 26: 29; 40: 4-6, 51; 48: 24-25.