Tafsir Ibn Abbas: Taa-Haa, Ayah 62
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So they disputed their matter among themselves regarding Moses and his brother and kept secret their private counsel that is their conversation regarding the two
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Ibn Abbas Commentary
(Then they debated one with another what they must do) they consulted with one another and decided that if Moses defeats them, they will believe in him, (and they kept their counsel secret) from Pharaoh.