The Islamic Story: Ibrahim and Noumrude

This was soon heard in the ear of King Numrud, who was terrified after hearing of this miracle, because of Ibrahim's arbitrary denigration of idols; and indeed of the King himself, one of the idols that people worship.

So the king ordered Abraham to be brought into the palace.

The king took a good look at him from head to toe, and then he got angry at him, and he said, “You dare to cause unrest among the people and to abandon worshipping idols.

Do you not know that I am the sovereign of the supreme nation? Am I the hope of the nation? And no one will disobey My command.

How bold are you to provoke people to destroy the Lord whom they worship! The Lord whom you ask us to worship is what I." And Abraham answered, "My Lord is the only Lord who creates the universe and all things, and can destroy it." When the king heard, he was unable to answer, but he was not pleased.

And he said to Abraham with pride: "I will determine life and death, and I am in charge of life and death, so that the life to be condemned to death and the death of any living person can be imposed.

And what is your Lord to count?" “The King of Numru German has tried so hard to avoid the subject that Ibrahim has stated: God has created life and can destroy it.

And Abraham said, “Allah has made the sun run, and has set for it a course, and raised it from the east.” If you are also the Almighty, can you change the orbit of the sun and raise it from the West?" King Noumru was asked in silence and in a state of discomfort because his fallacy was revealed in broad daylight.

He was nervous and feared that his throne would not be preserved and that his country would never be at peace.

He regarded Abraham as the most abominable enemy, but he could not have preferred it, for he brought a miracle and proved his faith。