Musa

Musa bin Imran (Moses) is an prophet in the Quran who lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
Birth and Childhood
Musa was born in Egypt under Firaun (Pharaoh)'s rule, where Pharaoh ordered the killing of all Israelite males born. Thus, Allah instructed Moses' mother to nurse him and put him in the river, promising to return him (Al Qasas, 7).
Pharaoh's family found Musa and his wife, Asiya convinced him not to kill the baby. (Al Qasas, 9).
Musa refused to be taken care of by the wet nurses in the palace, so his sister told them that her mother would be able to take care of him, Musa's mother then moved into the palace to do so, which fulfilled Allah's promise to her that she would be returned to Musa (Al Qasas 13).
Exile to Median
When Musa reached maturity, defined as forty years of age, he was granted wisdom and knowledge.
Musa one day intervened in a fight between an Egyptian and Israelite man. The Israelite man called for his help and he struck the Egyptian man and killed him, Musa repented thereafter of his crime. (Al Qasas, 15-16). This caused the elites of the city to conspire to kill Musa, however, he was warned and fled the city.
He fled to the well of Median, where he found two young women waiting by, they explained to him that their father was old and they needed to wait to water their animals. Musa helped them and then retreated to the shade and prayed for provision. The two women came back and said that their father had a reward for him. 
Musa then made a deal with him that he would work 8-10 years for him and would marry one of his daughters.