Moses

Pharaoh had dreamed that a child of the Hebrews would overthrow his throne. He ordered all baby boys born to that nation to be killed. Musa's mother, inspired by Allah, placed her infant in a basket on the waters of the Nile — an extraordinary act of faith. The basket drifted to Pharaoh's palace. His wife Asiya, a pious woman, pleaded with Pharaoh to spare him. Thus the future liberator of the Hebrews grew up within the very palace of their oppressor. His sister watched from a distance and arranged for his own mother to become his nurse — the family was reunited through a divine stratagem. This birth is one of the most dramatic in prophetic history: saved from the waters, nursed by the enemy, raised in the tyrant's palace.