Pharaoh; a name or a title?

Rami

Hello free-minds,

Thats my first post. After the fierce fighting with some Judeochristian buddies on youtube. I decided to go on and put this argument against them and keep them busy refuting it. I invite all to watch the video and tell me what you think of it. It is pretty straightforward and simple. Pretty cheesy video I might add but you gotta love the sountrack.
http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-KWd4Ye6ps

Peace.

afridi220

Hello free-minds,

Thats my first post. After the fierce fighting with some Judeochristian buddies on youtube. I decided to go on and put this argument against them and keep them busy refuting it. I invite all to watch the video and tell me what you think of it. It is pretty straightforward and simple. Pretty cheesy video I might add but you gotta love the sountrack. )
http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-KWd4Ye6ps

Peace.

http//www.islamic-awareness.org/Quran/Contrad/External/josephdetail.html

Rami

http//www.islamic-awareness.org/Quran/Contrad/External/josephdetail.html

Thanks for the reply, the article in the link says that Pharaoh is a title meaning 'Great House'. This doesn't make any sense if you read the scripture carefully. Pharaoh is a name of a man at the time of Moses. His title was King. The proper translation is Pir'u, King of Mitzraim.
Peace. peace

Cushan

Huh, I'd never heard this theory before even though it's apparently popular. Interesting.

Aladin_Azra

"Pharaoh" (fir'awn) for Amenhotep IV (Akhanaton) is not just "the earliest instance used" for a ruler in Egypt, but the only one, since fir'awn was the only one person - Akhanaton. He was no "monotheist", but tyrant and kaafir, oppressor of el-Mesjid-ul-Haraam and sun-worshiper.