The Quranic account of the parting of 'Al-Bahr' (The Sea), commonly identified as the Red Sea, is a cornerstone narrative demonstrating Allah's omnipotence and divine justice. According to classical tafsir by scholars such as Ibn Kathir, this event was a literal miracle where Allah commanded Prophet Musa (Moses) to strike the sea with his staff, causing it to split and form dry paths between towering walls of water (Quran 26:63). This divine intervention allowed for the salvation of the Children of Israel from the tyranny of Pharaoh. As synthesized from verses across multiple surahs, including Al-Baqarah and Taha, the sea then engulfed Pharaoh and his pursuing army, serving as a decisive end to his oppression. The Quran further highlights in Surah Yunus (10:92) that Pharaoh's body was preserved as a sign ('ayah') for posterity, a powerful lesson on the consequences of arrogance. This event is not merely a historical account but a profound symbol of hope, salvation, and the unwavering truth that faith in Allah provides a way through seemingly insurmountable obstacles.