Islamic Story: Ibrahim in Egypt

in syria, the drought has made life very difficult.

ibrahim and his wife sara fled to egypt.

the country is ruled by a prominent king.

ibrahim's wife sarah was beautiful and beautiful.

on one occasion, the king's squire met her and told her in front of the king how beautiful she was and how beautiful she was and encouraged the king to take her.

the squire's words speak for the king's heart.

so the king called abraham and asked him about his relationship with sara.

ibrahimon understood the king's intentions and guessed why he asked.

ibrahim feared that if she were his wife, the king would take her from him and harm him.

ibrahim said to the king, "sara is my sister." the king ordered her to be brought into the palace, believing that she had no husband.

ibrahim ran back to his wife and told her what had happened and asked her to speak to him before the king.

abraham prayed to god to protect her.

sarah was brought into the palace, and the king gave her the most gorgeous clothes and the most valuable jewellery.

but she was indifferent to them, and she had not been made to forget her husband and her religion.

she's been dazzling all day and hiding in the middle of nowhere.

the king came to sara and found her very sad, making every effort to please her.

but she's always avoiding him.

the king was bored and went to bed.

the king had a dream in which he knew that sarah had a husband and should be released.

when the king woke up from a dream, perhaps in conscience, he decided to release sara.

when she was released, the king also gave her a maid, hagil, to return to sarah ' s husband together.

god saved them from a calamity that was about to happen.

ibrahim settled in egypt.

at the beginning, he was able to get along well with the local population, and his hard work led to a gradual increase in money and livestock, leading to a period of prosperity.

when he became rich, people began to envy him and tried to hurt him.

after discovering these, ibrahim decided to leave for palestine, where he had lived。