as-Samiri

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As-Samiri is a figure mentioned in the Qur’an, traditionally portrayed as the person who led the Israelites into worshipping the golden calf during Prophet Musa’s (Moses’) absence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Qur'anic figure
religious figure
accusedBy Prophet Musa NERFINISHED
accusedOf misguiding the people
action fashioned or facilitated the making of the golden calf
led some Israelites into shirk (idolatry)
associatedWith Bani Isra'il NERFINISHED
Children of Israel NERFINISHED
golden calf
contemporaryOf Aaron NERFINISHED
Harun NERFINISHED
Moses NERFINISHED
Prophet Musa NERFINISHED
contrastedWith Harun who opposed the calf worship
identityStatus historically debated
languageOfName Arabic
mentionedIn Qur'an NERFINISHED
mentionedInSurah Surah Ta-Ha NERFINISHED
mentionedInSurahNumber 20
mentionedInVerseRange Qur'an 20:85-97
moralLessonAssociated condemnation of idolatry
danger of following deceivers
nameInArabicScript السامري
narrativeSetting after the Exodus from Egypt
during Musa's absence on Mount Sinai
portrayedAs deceiver
misleader
possibleEtymology linked by some scholars to 'Samaritan' NERFINISHED
primarySourcePassage Qur'an 20:85
Qur'an 20:87
Qur'an 20:95
Qur'an 20:96
punishmentDescribedAs lifetime of saying 'no contact' (la misas)
social isolation
religiousTradition Islam
roleInNarrative instigator of the worship of the golden calf
scripturalSourceType Islamic scripture
seenAs symbol of misguidance in Islamic exegesis
subjectOf Islamic tafsir discussions
classical Islamic theological debates about identity

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