Prophets in the Quran
Yusuf
The subject of the most complete single narrative in the Quran, from the well to the treasury of Egypt.
The account
What the Quran relates about Yusuf
Key events
- 1The dream, the brothers, and the well
- 2The house of the minister and the prison
- 3Interpreting the king’s dream, and the reunion
What is drawn from it
- Betrayal by those closest does not bar what is decreed
- Power is the moment forgiveness costs most, and matters most
References
Surahs where the account appears
The numbers are given so the references can be checked rather than taken on trust.
The stories, taught with their sources
Islamic studies lessons cover the prophets as the Quran tells them rather than as folklore.
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Where is Yusuf mentioned in the Quran?
In 3 surahs: 6, 12, 40. The numbers are given so the references can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Is there a surah named after Yusuf?
Yes, surah 12 carries the name.
What are the main events in the story of Yusuf?
The dream, the brothers, and the well, The house of the minister and the prison and Interpreting the king’s dream, and the reunion.
What is usually drawn from the story of Yusuf?
Betrayal by those closest does not bar what is decreed and Power is the moment forgiveness costs most, and matters most.
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