Quran Vs Bible
Quran mentions Haman six times ..this means it's a focus
An architect minister of Ramses 2nd Pharaoh of Moses!!!
In the Quran we are told that Pharaoh orders Haman to build a tower so he can climb up to Allah lol.
Bearing in mind that no one could understand the Pharaoh's ancient Egyptians civilization back then in the time of prophet Muhammad as this civilization was buried/ vanished 2k years before the coming of Islam 
due to the death of hyroglific language !!!
due to the death of hyroglific language !!!Yet, after Champilion the French scientist deciphered this language through Rosetta stone we got to know very well more details
So only one explanation could let us know from where could prophet Muhammad get these infos bearing in mind also that Bible says Haman didn't meet Pharaoh at all lol which is historically false (another gift for those who say Quran copied from Bible hehehe)
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Maurice Bucaille pages- 157
It's just what happened and how he discovered this Mummy
In June 1975, the Egyptian high authorities very kindly allowed me to examine the parts
of the Pharaoh's body that had been covered until then. They also allowed me to take
photographs. When the mummy's present state was compared to the condition it was in over sixty years ago, it was abundantly clear that it had deteriorated and fragments had
disappeared. The mummified tissues had suffered greatly, at the hand of man in some places
and through the passage of time in others.
This natural deterioration is easily explained by the changes in the conditions of
conservation from the time in the late Nineteenth century when it was discovered. Its discovery took place in the tomb of the Necropolis of Thebes where the mummy had lain for over three thousand years. Today, the mummy is displayed in a simple glass case which
does not afford hermetic insulation from the outside, nor does it offer protection from pollution by micro-organisms. The mummy is exposed to fluctuations in temperature and seasonal changes in humidity: it is very far from the conditions which enabled it to remain
protected from any source of deterioration for approximately three thousand years.
It has lost the protection afforded by its wrappings and the advantage of remaining in the closed environment of the tomb where the temperature was more constant and the air less humid than it is in Cairo at certain times of the year. Of course, while it was in the Necropolis itself, the mummy had to withstand the visits of grave plunderers (probably very early on) and rodents: they caused a certain amount of damage, but the conditions were nevertheless (it
seems) much more favourable for it to stand the test of time than they are today.
At my suggestion, special investigations were made during this examination of the mummy in June 1975.
An excellent radiographic study was made by Doctors El Meligy and Ramsiys, and the examination of the interior of the thorax, through a gap in the thoracic wall, was carried out by Doctor Mustapha Manialawiy in addition to an investigation of the abdomen.
This was the first example of endoscopy being applied to a mummy. This technique enabled us to see and photograph some very important details inside the body.
Professor Ceccaldi performed a general medico-legal study which will be completed by an examination under the microscope of some small fragments that spontaneously fell from the mummy's body: this examination will be carried out by Professor Mignot and Doctor Durigon. I regret to say that definitive pronouncements cannot be made by the time this
book goes to print.[100]
What may already be derived from this examination is the discovery of multiple lesions of the bones with broad lacunae, some of which may have been mortal although it is not yet possible to ascertain whether some of them occurred before or after the Pharaoh's death. He most probably died either from drowning, according to the Scriptural narrations, or fromvery violent shocks preceding the moment when he was drowned-or both at once.
The connection of these lesions with the deterioration whose sources have been
mentioned above renders the correct preservation of the mummy of the Pharaoh somewhat
problematical, unless precautionary and restorative measures are not taken very soon. These measures should ensure that the only concrete evidence which we still possess today
concerning the death of the Pharaoh of the Exodus and the rescue of his body, willed by God, does not disappear with the passage of time.
It is always desirable for man to apply himself to the preservation of relics of his history, but here we have something which goes beyond that: it is the material presence of the
mummified body of the man who knew Moses, resisted his pleas, pursued him as he took flight, lost his life in the process. His earthly remains were saved by the Will of God from destruction to become a sign to man, as it is written in the Qur'an.[101]
Those who seek among modern data for proof of the veracity of the Holy Scriptures will find a magnificent illustration of the verses of the Qur'an dealing with the Pharaoh's body by visiting the Royal Mummies Room of the Egyptian Museum, Cairo!
Translators' Note:
The results of these medical studies carried out in Cairo, 1976, were read by the author before several
French learned societies, including the 'Académie Nationale de Médecine' (National Academy of Medecine), during the first part of 1976. The knowledge of these results led the Egyptian Authorities to take the decision to transport the mummy of Ramesses II to France. Thus it arrived for treatment
in Paris on the 26th September 1976.
100.November, 1975 for the First French edition.
101.The mummy of Ramesses II, who was another witness to Moses's story, has been the
subject of a study comparable to the one carried out on the mummy of Merneptah; the
same restoration work is required it.
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في مثل هذا اليوم
منذ سنة
في مثل هذا اليوم
منذ سنة
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