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[quote]010.092 
 "This day shall We save thee in the body, that thou mayest be a sign to those who come after thee! but verily, many among mankind are heedless of Our Signs!"

According to Moudoodi
 
 " Even today that place can be  identified in Sina on its Western coast, where the body of the Pharoh was found floating.  It is  called Jabal i Firaoon and there is a  warm water spring called hammam i Firaoon. The location of these is  is a few miles north of Abu Zanmiyah and the local inhabitants specifically point to the place where the body of the Pharoh was found.
 
There is  a mumified body of a Pharoh in the Museum of Cairo. It is uncertain if this is the same Pharoh who came against Moses pbuh.
 
In 1907 Sir Grafton Elliot Smith, when opened the mumified remains of this Pharoh, his body was covered with a layer of salt, that suggested that he had died by drowning in salt water.
 
According to Islahi
 
As the second reminder of Allah's revenge the body of the Pharoh was not accepted by the sea but as a stark reminder was thrown out. His body was later seen by people with their own eyes and his ultimate end. Egyptians  had the tradition to mumify the bodies . Mumfied remains of a Pharoh are  preserved in the Cairo museum. Though the opinion of the experts is divided  whether he is the Pharoh or another Pharoh, but for me(Islahi) in contrast to the opinion of these novices the saying of the Qur'an 1400 years ago is more reliable.(i.e Islahi believes that the mumfied remains are those of the Pharoh that came against Moses pbuh)[/quote]

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