She handed over her baby to the sea, but soon after, a storm of sorrow overtook her heart. Her baby had occupied all her heart which had suddenly became empty, and now she could deeply feel the vacancy. Of course, she had a light in her heart which was the promise of God, and she could believe to some extent that God will never forgot His promise, and He would return her child back to her. Doubt and imagination became active in her inner self to knock her down, that her Lord came to her help, and strengthened her heart so as to increase her faith in God, and that He would fulfil His promise and return her child to her.

      God will never fail in His promise, but the short-sighted people may not understand that God's wisdom, power and goodness is far more comprehensive than their little plan in their material world.

      The mother then told her daughter keep an eye upon the chest from a distance, and see what would happen to your brother. The girl saw that her brother was picked up by the body-guards of Pharaoh. Then she came to know that they have adopted the child, and were in search of a foster to bring him up for them. She therefore went closer and said to them:ِ

      ``....Shall I lead you to a household, to take chare of your baby and who are willing to have such a job, and are well-wishers for him?'' In other word, she said to them:ِ ``I know a woman who has breasts full of milk, and a heart full of love for him.''

      It is narrated that the baby had rejected to suck several foster mothers, who showed to be willing to nurse him; but as soon as he was brought to his mother, he grasped her and began to suck. This was because Allah did not want to feed His future prophet with a milk that was doubtful, or perhaps made of unlawful foods. Thus Allah gave Moses the benefit of his mother's milk and fosterage, as well as the advantages of being brought up in the royal family.