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By QasimAttari
Surat Yusuf, also known as the Chapter of Joseph, is the twelfth chapter (surah) of the Quran, the central religious text of Islam. It is named after the Prophet Joseph (Yusuf), who is prominently featured in the surah. The surah consists of 111 verses and is categorized as a Meccan surah, meaning it was revealed during the early period of Prophet Muhammad's mission in the city of Mecca.
The story of Prophet Joseph is one of the longest and most detailed narratives found in the Quran. It recounts the life of Joseph from his childhood to his rise as a minister in Egypt. The surah highlights several themes, including jealousy, family dynamics, resilience, faith, and divine providence. It offers valuable moral and ethical lessons and serves as a source of inspiration and guidance for Muslims.
Some key events and lessons from Surat Yusuf include:
Joseph's dream: The surah begins with Joseph narrating a dream to his father, Jacob (Ya'qub). His dream indicates that Joseph will become a prophet and that his brothers will bow down to him. This incident demonstrates the importance of dreams in Islamic teachings and introduces the theme of jealousy. Joseph's brothers' jealousy: Joseph's brothers, out of jealousy, plot to get rid of him by throwing him into a well. They deceive their father into believing that Joseph was attacked by a wolf. This event highlights the destructive nature of jealousy and the importance of maintaining family harmony. Joseph's resilience: Despite being sold into slavery and facing numerous challenges, Joseph remains steadfast in his faith and remains righteous throughout his trials. This emphasizes the virtue of patience and trust in God during difficult times. Temptation and righteousness: Joseph's encounter with the wife of the Egyptian minister showcases his steadfastness in the face of temptation. He refuses her advances, demonstrating the importance of maintaining moral integrity and resisting temptation. Joseph's rise to power: Through a series of events, including interpreting dreams for fellow prisoners, Joseph gains recognition for his wisdom and is eventually appointed as the minister of finance in Egypt. This demonstrates the eventual reward for patience, righteousness, and trust in God. Reconciliation with Joseph's brothers: The surah concludes with Joseph revealing his true identity to his brothers when they come to Egypt seeking food during a famine. He forgives them for their past actions and highlights the importance of forgiveness and mercy. Surat Yusuf holds significant spiritual and moral lessons for Muslims, emphasizing the importance of trust in God, maintaining family ties, resisting temptation, and practicing forgiveness. It serves as a source of inspiration and guidance for believers seeking to navigate the challenges of life with faith and righteousness.
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By QasimAttari
Surah Al Araaf is the 7th chapter of the Qur'an, with 206 verses. Regarding the timing and contextual background of the revelation, it is a "Meccan surah", which means it is believed to have been revealed in Mecca. This chapter takes its name from verses 46–47, in which the word A'araf appears.
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By QasimAttari
Surah Yusuf is the 12th chapter of the Quran and has 111 Ayahs. It is preceded by sūrah Hud and followed by Ar-Ra’d.
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By Syed Kamran Qadri
جانور ذبح کرتے ہوئے تکبیر کے بعد کلام کیا اور پھر تکبیر نہ
پڑھی ، تو کیا حکم ہے ؟
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By arshiya iftikhar
Aoa, Mujhe mere khwab ki tabeer puchni hai, mene dekha ek kamra hai wahan meri Mami hain bethi hui (baal khulla, lambay, kaalay) aur me khud hu, Mami haamila hain aur mujhe kehti hain k me bhi haamila hojaugi, kamray mein shelf pe 3 quran parray hotay hain rehel samait (rehel lakri ki hai aur size mein barri hai aur Quran bhi size mein Barra hai) , mujhe kehti Hain Mami k me quran ko rehel pe khol kr rakhu aur uspe kharri hojau, me 3 quran ko khol kr uspe kharri hojati apna ek baazu upar krke nangay paaon bilkul seedhi.
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