Al-Masih: ‘Isa, Pharaoh and Dajjal

The key to this interpretation is:

AL-MASIH = PRESERVED AND STILL CONTINUING TO LIVE.

‘ISA AL-MASIH

The Quran affirms:

وَمَا قَتَلُوهُ وَمَا صَلَبُوهُ

“They did not kill him, nor did they crucify him.”

Then:

بَل رَّفَعَهُ اللَّهُ إِلَيْهِ

“Rather, Allah raised him to Himself.”

— An-Nisa’ 4:157–158

‘Isa’s life was not brought to an end as people had assumed.

Preserved. Still continuing to live.

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PHARAOH

When Pharaoh was on the verge of drowning, the Quran states:

فَالْيَوْمَ نُنَجِّيكَ بِبَدَنِكَ

“So today We will save you in your body.”

— Yunus 10:92

Notice: The Quran does not merely say, “We will preserve your corpse,” but rather:

نُنَجِّيكَ — We will save YOU.

This raises a major question:

Was Pharaoh’s life truly brought to an end, or was he saved, preserved and still continuing to live?

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AL-MASIH DAJJAL

The Hadith also mentions:

الْمَسِيحُ الدَّجَّالُ

Al-Masih ad-Dajjal.

The Hadith of al-Jassasah describes Dajjal as already existing, being preserved and awaiting the time when he will emerge.

Once again, the same characteristics appear:

Preserved. Still continuing to live.

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THREE POINTS OF CONNECTION

‘Isa Al-Masih

→ was not killed

→ was preserved

→ is still continuing to live.

Pharaoh

→ was on the verge of drowning

→ was saved in his body

→ the question is: Was he also preserved and is he still continuing to live?

Al-Masih Dajjal

→ already exists

→ is preserved

→ awaits the time of his emergence.

This gives rise to a hypothesis:

COULD THE PHARAOH WHO WAS SAVED BE AL-MASIH DAJJAL?

The revealed texts do not explicitly identify them as the same individual. However, the connection between their characteristics is highly intriguing and deserves to be examined.

Especially since both are associated with the falsification of truth.

Pharaoh established his authority by presenting himself as the one who possessed the truth.

Dajjal, on the other hand, represents the ultimate form of deception:

FALSEHOOD DISGUISED AS TRUTH.

If both are the same individual, then the story of Musa confronting Pharaoh and ‘Isa confronting Dajjal are not two separate stories.

They may be one long story that has yet to reach its conclusion.

MUSA ↔ PHARAOH

‘ISA ↔ DAJJAL

And the key that connects them all is:

MASIH.