According to **Islamic tradition** (Quran 10:90–92, 20:77–79, 44:23–24; Hadith), **Pharaoh's body was not left in the sea indefinitely**. The narrative states:
**There is no Islamic teaching that he remains in the sea until the Day of Judgment.** Rather, his **preserved body** was meant to be **found and seen** as proof of divine power and the fate of tyrants.
**Historical/Archaeological Note:** No mummy has been conclusively identified as the Pharaoh of the Exodus (often associated with **Ramesses II** or **Merneptah**). Ramesses II's mummy is in Cairo; Merneptah's is also identified. The Quranic account emphasizes the *lesson* of the preserved body, not its eternal submersion.