Editing Az-Zukhruf (section)

===Moses===
Another narrative of salvation history is marked by lines 46-80 which introduce [[Moses]] as a messenger and servant of God bearing no “gold bracelets” (43:53)<ref name="ReferenceA"/> and possessing no verifiable power and who attempts to enlighten the Pharaoh and the Kingdom of Egypt to the right path to God. Neither the people nor the Pharaoh were persuaded by a poor and powerless Moses and as they rejected God, they were punished and drowned and made into a lesson for following disbelievers. This narrative of salvation history reveals that worldly gains are not proof of a righteous or unrighteous life and that wealth is more often blinding and harmful than it is helpful. The narrative suggests that these riches are bestowed upon humanity as a test for which they will ultimately be questioned for come [[Judgment Day]]. This is structured very similarly to a lesson as one would hear in a [[monotheistic]] liturgical service and additionally addresses the coming of the Hour (43:63),<ref name="Haleem, M.A.S. Abdel 2005"/> or the Judgment Day.