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Surah 20 Taha Verses 69 - 73, Session 12
Surah 20 Taha verses 69-73, Session 12 The magicians and the Art of Witchcraft, yet, 'The magicians never thrive...''Successful are the believers.' On the Day of Victory/Ashoora, the magicians cast down in prostration and saw their place in the Garden of Eternity. Thereafter, Aaseeya (rah) the wife of Firawn made her faith known publicly, infuriating her husband. Firawn ordered that 40 boys be chosen to learn the art of witchcraft for 40 years in Al Far'ah, northern Egypt. The magicians who prostrated destroyed the hierarchy of their belief, thus planting the Banner of Islam to the common folk.