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tion for Allah's pleasure. Some of the verses speak of
youth, and in the following verse Allah states that only
some young people of his nation believed in the Prophet
Moses (as):
No one believed in Moses, except (some) offspring (i.e.,
youths) among his people, out of fear that Pharaoh and
the elders, would persecute them. Pharaoh was high and
mighty in the land. He was one of the profligate. (Surah
Yunus, 83)

The sixtieth verse of Surat al-Kahf refers to the meeting
point toward which the Prophet Moses (as) is traveling. He
knows that he will meet with someone, and he knows that
this will take place at the 'meeting-place of the two seas.' This
place could be any place on Earth that fits this description.

The Prophet Moses (as) meets with the
blessed and merciful Hazrat Khidr (as)

They found a servant of Ours whom We had granted
mercy from Us and whom We had also given knowledge
direct from Us. (Surat al-Kahf, 65)
Allah is most compassionate, graceful, and merciful to-
ward His servants. The Prophet Moses (as) set out to meet
Hazrat Khidr (as), someone to whom Allah has given mercy.
Therefore, Allah's attributes of grace and mercy are reflected
on him. He received a superior knowledge from Allah and
is one of His distinguished servants.

Hazrat Dhu'l-Qarnayn (as)

They will ask you about Dhu'l-Qarnayn. Say: 'I will tell
you something about him that is worthy of remem-

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)
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