Moses kills a man by mistake

Surah Al-Qasas (Verses 14–19)

Introduction

Surah Al-Qasas 14–19 highlights a turning point in the life of Prophet Musa (peace be upon him).
These verses show his strength, his sense of justice, his immediate repentance, and the moment that changed the course of his life forever.

This passage teaches that even righteous people can make mistakes—but true greatness lies in humility and turning back to Allah.

Explanation (Verse-by-Verse)

Verse 14

When Musa reached maturity, Allah granted him wisdom and knowledge, proving that moral excellence is rewarded by Allah.

Verse 15

Musa entered the city quietly and saw two men fighting. While trying to defend the oppressed, Musa unintentionally caused a death. He immediately recognized the seriousness of the act.

Verse 16

Without delay, Musa turned to Allah in sincere repentance. Allah forgave him, showing His limitless mercy.

Verse 17

Musa pledged never to support injustice or criminals again—demonstrating accountability and moral growth.

Verse 18

The next day, Musa remained alert and cautious. When the same man asked for help again, Musa realized the pattern of wrongdoing.

Verse 19

As Musa attempted to stop the oppressor, the man exposed the previous incident, turning the situation against Musa and placing him in danger.

Description

A single moment of justice changed Musa’s destiny forever.
Surah Al-Qasas 14–19 reveals how strength without wisdom can lead to consequences, and how sincere repentance opens the doors of Allah’s mercy.

Summary

These verses teach us:

Strength must be guided by wisdom

True believers repent immediately

Allah forgives sincere hearts

One moment can change a lifetime

Musa’s journey from palace life to exile began here—by Allah’s divine plan.

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