Author
ŞAMLIOĞLU, İbrahim Emre, Ünal,İsmail Hakkı
Publication Place
Ankara University Faculty of Theology -
Ankara University Faculty of Theology
Subject
Magicians
Type
Book
Language
ara,eng,tur
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Leitir Library
Library Asset ID
ISSN: 1301-0522, DOI: 10.33227/auifd.638741
Record ID
cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_6a422ae335564151a6e002428dac6dd1
Library Location
DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes
Ancient Egyptian civilization had different understandings in the religious field and hosted various beliefs and tribes within its borders. There is extensive information about the Israelites, one of these tribes, in both the Quran and the Torah. Accordingly, they were subjected to many oppressions and oppression during their stay in Egypt, and Hz. Under the leadership of Moses, they rebelled against the pharaoh of the time and other rulers of Egypt and left Egypt. During this period, Hz. Muhammad struggled with the pharaoh and his wizards. Moses performed many miracles. One of these miracles, the staff turning into a snake, resulted in both the exit of the Israelites from Egypt and the defeat of the Pharaoh and his men. Moreover, the incident where the staff turned into a snake during the duel with the magicians left a deep mark on the pharaoh and his men. Because they are Hz. They evaluated the fact that Moses' staff turned into a giant snake and swallowed the magicians' staffs in the context of their own myths and beliefs. The myth and belief we encounter here is related to the Apep snake. Hz. The incident of Moses' staff turning into a snake dealt a great blow to the beliefs of the pharaoh and his men through the myth of the Apep serpent, and seriously damaged the religious and political authority of the pharaoh. In this article, the Prophet in the Quran. The incident of Moses' staff becoming a snake is discussed in the light of the Apep snake myth in Ancient Egyptian literature. Ancient Egyptian civilization had different understandings in the area of religion and contained various beliefs and ethnic groups within its borders. There is extensive information about the Israelites, one of these religious and ethnic groups, in the Torah and in the Qur'an, according to which they were subjected to long-lasting persecutions and pressure during their stay in Egypt. Israelites finally left Egypt by revolting against the Pharaoh of the period and other rulers of Egypt under the leadership of Moses. Moses, who struggled against the Pharaoh and his magicians in this process, performed many miracles. One of these miracles, the turning of the staff into a snake, resulted in both the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt and the defeat of the pharaoh and his men. Moreover, the event of turning the staff into a snake in a duel with magicians left a profound effect on the Pharaoh and his men because they considered Moses' miracle in the context of their myths and beliefs. The myth and belief we encounter here are related to the myth of Apep. Moses' turning staff into a snake that swallowed the magicians' snakes dealt a great blow on the beliefs of the Pharaoh and his men through the myth of Apep the serpent and seriously damaged the religious and political authority of the Pharaoh. In this article, the Moses' miracle of turning staff into a snake as told in the Qur'an is discussed in the light of the myth of Apep the serpent in the ancient Egyptian literature.
Detaylı Başlık
Antik Mısır Mitolojisinde Apep-Ra Düellosu ve Hz. Musa’nın Yılana Dönüşen Asası: Karşılaştırmalı Bir Değerlendirme
