Part of قصة يوسف مع امرأة العزيز (اكتملت السلسلة)
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قصة يوسف عليه السلام مع امرأة العزيز | الحلقة (6) | قال معـــاذ الله
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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The story of Joseph, peace be upon him, with the wife of Al-Aziz
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God forbid, he said
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Surviving the temptations that afflict a Muslim’s faith
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It begins with restoration in God from it
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Then stay away from it and not be exposed to it
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Then deal with it through legal methods and prophetic advice
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The greatest temptation that passes through a man in this world
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It is the temptation of women
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As the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, told this
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This is the temptation that Joseph, peace be upon him, was exposed to
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In the dear's house with the dear's wife
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How did he deal with it and survive it?
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We must first agree that the temptation of women falls between two extremes
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Fascinating and fascinated
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Man and woman
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The danger comes from the woman’s infatuation with the man and her temptation for him
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The woman is greatly to blame for this temptation in two ways
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First side
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To cause temptation in men
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Intentionally or unintentionally
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This does not happen unless she exceeds the legal limits set by God
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A man will not be tempted by a woman who adheres to the limits of God and His law in her dress and movements
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Her adornment and her dealings with men
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Rather, a man is fascinated by a woman who has exceeded God’s limits in her clothing or adornment
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Or in her movements or in her dealings with men
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For this reason, God Almighty said, “Do not be submissive in speech, lest he in whose heart is a disease become greedy, but speak a kind word and remain in your homes, and do not display yourselves like the display of the pre-Islamic era.”
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said there are two types of people in Hell whom I have not seen
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People with whips like cow tails, with which they beat people
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And women who are clothed, naked, leaning forward
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Their heads are like the inclined humps of a camel
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He will not enter us into Paradise nor find its comfort
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Its scent can be smelled from such and such a distance
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The dear woman crossed all these limits
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In terms of adornment and clothing
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And in terms of submission by speaking in explicit terms
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In terms of being alone and preparing the place
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This is considered one of the most powerful situations and images that fascinate a man with a woman
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These words are an example for every woman who wants truth and honesty with God
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To stay away from the temptations of men
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And to protect itself from bearing their burdens by causing them to fall into strife
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To be honest in working to abide by God’s limits in her clothing
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And her movements, her adornment, and her dealings with men
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And not to rely on what she claims in her heart
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Because she did not intend to charm men and attract their attention
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What matters is what you do, not what you claim inside
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The second aspect is her infatuation with the man
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It is a hidden matter that only God Almighty knows
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But evidence of that may appear
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Some people see it
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A woman's actions are evidence of what is inside her
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This will not happen to her unless she neglects to take care of her heart
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A sick heart is one that falls into temptation
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Therefore, God warned her against being submissive in her words
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Even if you didn't mean sedition
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Fearing that her submission would come across a sick heart and be tempted by him
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You, my sister, are responsible for protecting your heart
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From falling into temptations from the beginning
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So that your heart does not prevail
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After that, he will not know what is right or deny what is wrong
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As the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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Temptations spread over hearts like mats, stick after stick
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Any heart that drinks it has a dark spot on it
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And any heart that denies it, there will be a white mark on it
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Until it becomes two hearts on white like Safa
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No temptation will harm him as long as the heavens and the earth exist
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The other is black, like a juicy cup
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He does not know what is good and does not deny what is wrong
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Except what I drink from my whims
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Narrated by Muslim
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We have in the story of the Prophet of God Joseph with the wife of the Mighty
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A good role model in dealing with the temptation of women
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Joseph, peace be upon him, took the first path
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In dealing with this strife
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By seeking refuge in God from it
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He said, God forbid
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That is, I seek refuge in God and seek refuge in Him from this temptation
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This act was from the Prophet of God, Joseph, peace be upon him
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It is the one to which our honorable Prophet guided us
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May God bless him and grant him peace, and he said
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Seek refuge in God from temptations
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What is apparent from it and what is hidden
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Narrated by Muslim
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Whenever a man or woman feels some kind of temptation
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Let each one of them begin by seeking refuge in God from it
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There is no protector from temptations except God
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Then he turns away from the source of strife and its practical causes
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Which got him into it or almost got him into it
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If the temptation occurred because of conversation and correspondence
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Through modern means of communication
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It is necessary to leave it and stay away from it
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Even if you change the contact phone number
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Delete or block the other party's numbers
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Even if the sedition occurred because of...
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Direct mixing and friction
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In the field of work, study, or other
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You must leave that place
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If it is the matter of the heart, its protection and safety
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Of strife matters who falls into it
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Whether man or woman
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There is no point in making excuses with flimsy excuses
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To continue in the place of strife
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We have in the Prophet of God Joseph, peace be upon him
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A good example of his quick escape
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From the place of strife to the closed door
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To open it and exit it
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Maintaining his religion until God said about him
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He waited for the door and took off his shirt
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Who planned?
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He did not hesitate for a moment to save himself
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From this temptation and use all
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His strength in this escape and the previous one
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She even tried to catch him
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The shirt was torn from force
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Joseph, peace be upon him, rushed towards the door
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To escape from strife
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Oh God, we seek refuge in You from temptations
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What is apparent from it and what is hidden
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Oh God, we seek refuge in You from
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Women's temptation
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For the rest of the discussion, we will continue in a meeting
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Coming, God willing
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With my dear woman