However, using the Archaeology of the Quran approach will reveal the true name of the Pharaoh who pursued Prophet Moses. Until now, most studies have mentioned Ramses II as the Pharaoh during the time of Prophet Moses' life.

Dr. Ali admitted that he had gone to see the mummy of Ramses II with his own eyes. Apparently, there are interesting facts about this mummy. Some scientists suspect that Ramses II was not the Pharaoh who drowned in the Red Sea, but rather Merneptah. Merneptah, the 13th child of Ramses II, ascended the throne after his father's death.

According to research conducted by Dr. Ali, Prophet Moses was raised by Pharaoh Ramses II after being found in the Nile River. Meanwhile, the one who pursued Prophet Moses and later drowned in the Red Sea was Merneptah. Dr. Ali suspects that Prophet Moses lived during the reign of two Pharaohs, namely Ramses II and his son, Merneptah.

Other evidence regarding Merneptah is the Merneptah Stele inscription which tells of the rebellion of the Jewish people. From the inscription, it is revealed that the Jewish people were still in Egypt and were enslaved there. After the rebellion, these Jewish people underwent a massive exodus. So the Israelite people, the followers of Prophet Moses, left Egypt not during the time of Ramses II.

Other instructions are the condition of the mummy Merneptah, which is whiter than other mummies. The condition of the mummy Merneptah is like this because it contains a large amount of sea salt. That is why some people argue that this is the Pharaoh who drowned in the Red Sea. However, other scientists refute this opinion, because the type of salt called Natron is also used in the preservation of other mummies.