Miracle by Mussa Nabi,as said in Islam, wherein a Snake getting converted to Baten,Could that been symbolic ?

Question

Miracle by Mussa Nabi, as discussed in Islam wherein the snake getting converted to Baten,Could that been a symbolic representation?

A symbolic representation of Rajju - Sarpa analogy ( assuming rope to be snake ) put forward by Advaita Vedanta

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Answer 1

Symbolic representation can be in expression or narration but not in an act which was a miracle and all miracles performed by Prophets, according to the Quran, are inspired by God or with His permission. The magicians brought to the Court with a promise of big favors from Pharaoh (Fir'aun) who was also fearful, to confront Musa (Moses) in public would not have openly and in the presence of all accepted the message of Musa of One Divinity only and that was God and courted Crucifixion if it were only a symbolic representation and not a mystifying miracle like other miracles performed by the same Prophet and some by Prophet Isa (Jesus)..

Answer 2

The story is shared by Jews, Christians and Muslims as well... the point of the story is that the Lord supported Moses who was able to defeat magicians working sorcery which is considered evil....

.... some of the 10 wonders and plagues spoken of in the book of exodus are scientifically proven now... read the book "The new revelation" by David Rohl... he is a scientist.

Answer 3

It is all perception.

If we want the rope to be the snake, we will see the snake. If we chose to face our fears the snake will turn back into the rope.

It is all about how we chose to interpret perception. We will get what we want out of it.

Love and blessings Don

Answer 4

Most Islams and Hindus consider a snake, a god . I don't know what it symbolises though.

Answer 5

BANG