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Yes lord Jesus you are the God who sees me

The way you showed Sarah is very worst, she obeyed GOD, & ABRAHAM, she is LOYAL please don't give wrong message to people ,she would call Abraham as master ..

Tomará que venha para o Brasil. Let's go Brasil!

Praises to almighty god. His love is wonderful. It's an amazing song Can you please provide arabic lyrics in English.

مينفعش موسيقي كمان هوا في اي مينفعش حد يغني باسم الله

لي كده

Always read the word before watching stuff like this. Have discernment

Sarah was never devious and scornful like how this video depicts her to be. She was a woman of God who feared and obeyed God with absolute reverence, faith and love. She would also not speak arrogance like this toward Abraham. it was hagar who became arrogant and despised sarai with the arrogance of being the one who gave birth to a son of abraham. smh.

Jesus Jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus ,is son of god,

This film full propaganda

God always have a way out of every hopeless and helpless situations! No matter what we go through God will never leave us helpless nor hopeless.. Thank you JESUS for your love and mercy

Ismael adalah anak yang dikehendaki Sarah Ishak adalah anak yang dikehendaki ALLAH Ismail dan Ishak adalah saudara, dari kedua orang ini keturunan Abraham menjadi banyak dan memenuhi bumi, namun sayang dari keturunan kedua saudara ini sampai sekarang masih bertikai dan saling menyakiti, hal ini tercermin dari kisah Kain dan Habel, saudara tapi saling menyakiti

Its not history it directed wrong maybe because of Islamic influence, sarah didnt do these things to her, she is the person who try to mock sarah because she has no children when she had

Sou fã de Hagar e Ismael.

it is all abraham betrayel, he left hagar and ismail

Hagar is Egypt princes

Story is joke had to made complete wrong narrative to show Christianity of paul

She looks the real Hajra AS. She was so brave, innocent, and pure .

توضيح هاجر عليها السلام ماكنتشي تشتغل عند ملوك حضرتك هي بنت ملك ملوك العرب من قبيلة العمالقة العرب العاربه أسم الملك ده سنان بن عمرو بن يلمع بن عمرو بن علميق الأصغر بن عبيد بن عريج بن عمرو من سلاله عبيل بن مهلاائيل بن عوض بن جاسم بن علميق بن لاوذ بن سام بن نوح عليه السلام ❤

I am muslim and in islam sarah peace be upon her was not evil. it was God's command to ibrahim peace be upon him to leave hajra and ismail to test him and hajra

We are Muslims we are love Sarah a. We love hagar. hate this fable short film.

فيل عقيم لا طعم ولا معنى لة كلة من خيال الكاتب والمخرج ليس لة علاقة بما ورد من نصوص التوراة🤡🤡🤡🤡😊

We Muslims nearing 2 Billion in near future love or beloved great mother Hagar... Hail the great mother giving birth to our ancestor Ishmael 🙏🙏🙏.... Whatever filth or lies or accusations these dirty Jews and Christians say against you, We the entire Muslims now nearly surpassing all the other religions in the world are proud of you mother...The story of Hagar (Hājar in Arabic), the mother of Ishmael (Ismāʿīl), is a significant narrative in Islamic tradition, particularly regarding her migration to Mecca and the divine assistance she received from the angel Jibreel (Gabriel). This story is cherished in Islamic teachings and is commemorated during the annual Hajj pilgrimage. Background Hagar was an Egyptian woman and a maidservant to Sarah, the wife of Prophet Abraham (Ibrāhīm). Because Sarah was initially barren, she gave Hagar to Abraham as a wife so that he might have offspring. Hagar bore Abraham a son, Ishmael, who would later play a crucial role in Islamic tradition. The Migration to Mecca According to Islamic tradition, when Ishmael was still an infant, God commanded Abraham to take Hagar and Ishmael to a barren, desolate valley in the Arabian Peninsula, which would later become Mecca. Following God's command, Abraham brought Hagar and Ishmael to this uninhabited and arid place. He left them there with a small amount of food and water. As Abraham prepared to leave, Hagar, distressed and confused, asked him, "O Abraham, where are you going, leaving us in this barren valley where there is no person whose company we may enjoy, nor is there anything to see?" Abraham did not respond to her queries. She then asked him, "Has Allah commanded you to do so?" When he replied affirmatively, she said, "Then He will not neglect us," showing her faith and submission to God's will. Hagar's Search for Water As the provisions ran out, Hagar's concern for her infant son grew. Desperate for water, she ran seven times between the hills of Safa and Marwah, seeking help or water. This act of running between Safa and Marwah is emulated by Muslims during the Sa'i, a ritual of the Hajj pilgrimage, symbolizing Hagar's unwavering faith and determination. Divine Intervention In her despair, Hagar called out to God for help. According to Islamic tradition, at this moment, the angel Jibreel appeared. Striking the ground with his wing, Jibreel caused a miraculous spring of water to gush forth. This spring is known as Zamzam. Hagar quickly constructed a basin around the water to contain it and began to collect the water in her container. She exclaimed "Zamzam," which means "stop flowing," to control the flow of water. The Development of Mecca The presence of water in the barren valley attracted birds, which led to the discovery of the water source by a passing caravan from the Jurhum tribe. Recognizing the significance of the water source, the tribe asked Hagar for permission to settle in the valley. She agreed on the condition that she retained ownership of the well. Over time, Mecca developed into a vibrant settlement, with Hagar and Ishmael becoming integral to its growth. Legacy and Significance Hagar's story is celebrated for her unwavering faith, perseverance, and trust in God. The Zamzam well continues to be a significant religious site for Muslims, and its water is considered sacred. The Sa'i ritual during Hajj commemorates Hagar's desperate search for water, symbolizing the trials she faced and her reliance on divine assistance. The narrative of Hagar, Ishmael, and the Zamzam well is a profound testament to faith and God's providence in Islamic tradition. Hagar's resilience and the miracle of Zamzam are enduring symbols of hope and divine mercy, deeply embedded in the spiritual heritage of Islam.

We are quoting the phrase "The God Who Sees" but remember that God sees much more than we do When women were regarded as of lesser importance Abraham pleaded that Ishmael be allowed to inherit the promise. God replied, "I made a covenant with Sarah and not just you." God sees us all equal and would you have God change his promise even if he loved Hagar also. As for this phrase so often quoted remember that the Hebrew phrase is changed at the sacrifice of Isaac in the Bible to "The God who will See.". We think this refers to the future Messiah Jesus who wore the crown of thorns. God always keeps his promise.

Iranian movie about prophet Abrahim as is the real story

This video is a huge LIE. Opposite of what is written in the WORD OF GOD. Must read the Holy Bible to know the Truth.

God bless Israel Forever Peace on your Streets Jerusalem Psalm 121-122 AMEN

The song in the end is beautiful, very soulful. Can you give this song link please ....

Islam is a complete religion and there is no other religion than it, nor is there any code of life.

So beautifully told. Thank you and ❤❤❤

Very good . Everything is nice but its not a real one. Read the word of God properly. Then you will understand

'Shpch' for 'Slave' is wrong provided that 'MiShpchà' is for 'Family': better interpreting and translating the 'biblical Language' is needed and it will be a 'revolutionary' needed 'Work of Art, Science'; 'Shlom' or 'Salvation, Wellbeing' for every1.

Sara was not that kind of person how she is portrayed in this story, it's Arabic version before Arabic it was bible before bible it was Torah.

Just headache and nothing else

Who is the father of Jesus?

he confirms the words of his servants and performs the counsel of his messengers

Amin Amin Amin 🤲

Arabs are all decendants of Anraham. But not all Arabs believe Jesus, because Hagar is an Egyptian unbeliever

Bible stories were edited several times by Christian scholars.

Quran is the last message from God ! Be close to God ! Insallah whole Christianity will be converted to truth when isa will come again ! Christians are considered as friends for the last ummah - May Allah bless us with more guidance + ❤❤❤❤

In the wilderness, hagar and ishmael faced great hardship, including running out of water. In a moment of desperation, Hagar cried out loud to god, and he provided a well for them. this act of divine intervention is seen as a demonstration of god's care and provision for the outcast and marginalized. The story of hagar is a powerful narrative resillience, faith, and the presence of god in times of struggle. It highlights themes of family dynamics, jealousy, mistreatment, and ultimately god's compassion & protection.

From Hagar was born Ishmael, the origin of the Arabs, the origin of the blasphemous faith, Islam. Hagar was still a slave of the Navi Avraham and his wife Sarah. So the descendants of Hagar are inferior compared to the legal wife of the Navi, Sarah who is the source of Isaac who is also the source of the Yisraelites the people chosen by HaShem.

Its a blasphemy to liken Our Creator to a human being. If we look at the universe, earth is not even a speck let alone a single human being. So how do you accept God to be degraded in this way? "No vision can comprehend Allah, and He comprehends all visions, and He is Absolutely Subtle, All-Aware. Say, Allah is One. The All Sufficient Master. He begets not nor was He begotten. There is none co-equal or comparable to Him." -Quran

Abraham's early teachings had not been without effect upon Ishmael, but the influence of his wives resulted in the establishment of idolatry in his family. Separated from his father and embittered by the strife and contention of a home destitute of the love and fear of God, Ishmael was driven to choose the wild, marauding life of the desert chief, “his hand against every man, and every man's hand against him.” Genesis 16:12. In his latter days he repented and returned to his father's God, but the stamp of character given to his posterity remained. The powerful nation descended from him were a turbulent, heathen people. This is a result of the Middle East people of this nation coming from Ismael.

The birth of Isaac filled the tents of Abraham and Sarah with gladness, but to Hagar this event was the overthrow of her fondly cherished ambitions. Ishmael had been regarded by all as the heir of Abraham's wealth and the inheritor of the blessings promised his descendants. Now he was suddenly set aside. Mother and son hated the child of Sarah. The general rejoicing increased their jealousy, until Ishmael dared openly to mock the heir of God's promise. Sarah saw in Ishmael's turbulent disposition a perpetual source of discord, and she appealed to Abraham that Hagar and Ishmael be sent away. The patriarch was thrown into great distress. How could he banish Ishmael his son, still dearly beloved? In his perplexity he pleaded for divine guidance. Through a holy angel the Lord directed him to grant Sarah's desire; only thus could he restore harmony and happiness to his family. The angel gave him the promise that Ishmael would not be forsaken by God and he would become the father of a great nation. Abraham obeyed, but not without keen suffering. The father's heart was heavy as he sent away Hagar and his son. The sacredness of the marriage relation was to be a lesson for all ages. The rights and happiness of this relation are to be carefully guarded, even at great sacrifice. Sarah was the only true wife of Abraham. Her rights no other person was entitled to share.

When Abraham was nearly one hundred years old, the promise of a son was repeated: “Sarah thy wife shall bear thee a son indeed; and thou shalt call his name Isaac; and I will establish My covenant with him.” “As for Ishmael,” He said, “Behold, I have blessed him, ... and I will make him a great nation.”

God had called Abraham to be the father of the faithful, and his life was to stand as an example of faith to succeeding generations. But his faith had not been perfect. He had shown distrust of God in concealing the fact that Sarah was his wife, and again in his marriage with Hagar.

Polygamy had become so widespread that it had ceased to be regarded as a sin, but it was no less a violation of the law of God, and was fatal to the sacredness and peace of the family relation. Abraham's marriage with Hagar resulted in evil, not only to his own household, but to future generations…

El roi, the God who sees

THE GOD WHO SEES AMEN.