| Classification | Meccan |
|---|---|
| Position | Juzʼ 12 to 13 |
| No. of verses | 111 |
Yusuf (Arabic: يوسف, Yūsuf; Arabic equivalent of "Joseph") is the twelfth part (Surah) of the Quran and has 111 Ayahs (refrains). It is gone before by sūrah Hud and followed by Ar-Ra'd (The thunder).
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SummaryThe story Prophet Yūsuf. Yūsuf is one of the children of Ya'qub who has the ability of deciphering dreams. One day Yūsuf has a fantasy and he portrays his fantasy to his dad, who quickly realizes that Yūsuf will be a prophet. His dad tells him not to advise his siblings to stay away from any damage. Nonetheless, on account of Ya'qub's caring treatment towards Yūsuf, Yūsuf's siblings felt desirous. They needed to dispose of Yūsuf, so their dad could cherish them rather than Yūsuf. Their underlying arrangement was to kill Yūsuf, however later they chose to toss him in a well. They deceived their dad and let him know that a wolf had killed him. Afterward, a troop safeguarded Yūsuf from the well, who then, at that point, offered him to a 'Al-Aziz in Egypt. The 'Al-Aziz took Yūsuf in and was wanting to either give him something to do or take on him as a child. Afterward, the man's better half attempts to tempt Yūsuf, however he stands up to. The lady seeing his opposition blames Yūsuf for needing to hurt her and requests that he ought to either be rebuffed harshly or shipped off prison.
An observer, after Yūsuf safeguards his blamelessness, affirms "on the off chance that his shirt is torn from the front, she has come clean, and he is of the liars yet on the off chance that his shirt is torn from the back, she has lied, and he is of the honest." The shirt was for sure torn from the back. Not long after this mishap, the ladies of the city discuss how the spouse is looking to entice Yūsuf. The spouse of 'Al-Aziz welcomes them to a dinner, gives every one of them a blade, and afterward advises Yūsuf to emerge. The ladies cut their hands in amazement. 'She said, "That is the one about whom you accused me. Also, I unquestionably looked to tempt him, yet he solidly declined; and in the event that he won't do what I request him, he will most likely be detained and will be of those degraded." Yūsuf favors jail to what they call him so he petitioned God. Yūsuf is shipped off jail.
In the jail, Yūsuf met two different men and deciphers one of the detainee's fantasies. The detainee is then delivered and Yūsuf requested that the detainee notice his ability to the ruler. At some point, the Ruler had a fantasy and the detainee who had been delivered notice Yūsuf. He deciphers the Lord's fantasy, which is about Egypt having a seven-year dry season. To compensate him, the Lord demands his delivery from prison and the Ruler additionally researches his case. The spouse who attempted to entice Yūsuf affirms that he was honest, and reality reveals. Yūsuf is given expert in Egypt.
During the seven-year dry season, Yūsuf's siblings visit Egypt to get nourishment for their loved ones. After seeing his siblings, Yūsuf remembers them however they didn't remember him. Yūsuf, in an elevated place of power, demands that the following opportunity they come, they carry their most youthful sibling Benjamin with them. At the point when the siblings got back with their most youthful sibling, Yūsuf approaches him and lets him know his character. Yūsuf plots a robbery situation where his most youthful sibling is seen as at real fault for burglary when he is genuinely guiltless and is kept from his family, so he could remain with him. Afterward, when the dad and siblings face neediness they return to Yūsuf and Yūsuf then helps them and uncovers his character requesting that they come and live with him.
