Haman
ونمكن لهم فى الارض ونرى فرعون وهامان وجنودهما منهم ما كانوا يحذرون And to establish them in the land, and to show Fir'aun and Hāmān and their forces through them what they feared. (28:6) Hämän: A proper name for a minister under Fir'awn. A character is found in the Book of Esther by the same name, but has no other correlation. The high priest in the temple of Amun was called " Ḥam nata tapiy amana ", which in its noun form becomes " Ḥam-amana " meaning servant of Amun. " Ḥam " in Egyptian means servant and "amana" is the articulated version of Amun (imn). The word means servant of Amun. However, it would be an assumption to claim that the proper name Haman is an arabization of the coptic title Ḥam-amana (Ḥam nata tapiy amana). The following are Haman inscriptions from Yemen, and medieval maps placing Haman in Yemen. In reality, the Western Egyptologists are the ones who have falsely articulated "Ḥam nata tapiy amana" as "Ḥ