The benefits of the saying of Allah the Exalted: << وأوحينا إلى أم موسى أن أرضعيه فإذا خفت عليه فألقيه في اليم . . . . . . . . . . . >

The benefits derived from these verses are as follows. First, from the first verse, the statement of Allah, Blessed and Exalted is He: This contains evidence of the honor Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, bestowed upon the mother of Musa through this inspiration. Among its benefits is also the care of Allah the Exalted for Musa. It also provides evidence that the prophets, like other human beings, need food, as indicated by the phrase "so nurse him." It may also be derived from this that breastfeeding is obligatory if we consider the command to be for obligation rather than for guidance. However, the principles of Islamic law require? They require the obligation of breastfeeding and the rescue of the innocent. Another benefit of the verse is the strength of the faith of the mother of Musa, and this is among her virtues. How so? By casting him into the river, even though he was her son. This is something that does not happen except for the truly believer.
Among the benefits of the verse is that it reminds us of the honor Allah bestowed upon the mother of Musa. This is understood from several aspects: from the revelation and inspiration, from the reassurance in His saying "Do not fear and do not grieve," and from the good news that He will return him to her and make him one of the messengers. Among the benefits of the verse is the clarification of the power of Allah, in that this child who was cast into the river, and the river is a place of destruction, was preserved by Allah and remained, and the end of his affair was that he became one of the messengers. Among its benefits is that it is necessary to reassure the grieved person with good news about his future, because He says: It also affirms the prophethood of Musa. Is that not so? It affirms the prophethood of Musa, based on His saying: