Part of قصة يوسف مع امرأة العزيز (اكتملت السلسلة)
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قصة يوسف مع امرأة العزيز | الحلقة (22) | ما بال النسوة اللاتي قطعن أيديهن
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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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What about the women who cut off their hands?
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If God Almighty wants to support one of His servants
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He created reasons for him that never occurred to him
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The story of Joseph and Al-Aziz’s wife is a great example of this
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After they sentenced Joseph, peace be upon him, to imprisonment unjustly
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The duration is unknown
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He was left in prison without his case and the reasons for his imprisonment being examined
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God provided him with the means to get out of prison
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The first reason was that boys were imprisoned with him
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Each of them sees a vision
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So he tells it to Joseph, and it is returned to him
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So it falls as it was before
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Then the second reason was a vision seen by the king
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He presents it to his companions, including one who escaped from prison
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The king asks for an interpretation of his vision
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The one who escaped from prison led them to Joseph, peace be upon him
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And in these reasons that God told us in the story of Joseph, peace be upon him
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An example to every oppressed person
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God is his supporter and will change his conditions one day from eternity
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Do not rush to victory
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And let him stand firm on the truth, even if it takes a long time
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The method of injustice that Aziz Misr and his wife took with Joseph in imprisoning him and not trying him
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Or consider its topic
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He was left in prison for an unknown period
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Knowing that he was innocent of the charges attributed to him
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This type of injustice is in this or similar form
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It exists in our world today
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Scholars, preachers, and reformers are imprisoned without any real charge
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Then they are not tried
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If they judge, they will not be judged fairly
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Then they are imprisoned for an unknown period
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Then, after they saw the signs, he appeared to them to imprison him for a while
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God’s relief came years after the release of the boy who had survived prison and murder
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He became the king's guardian
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Joseph passed the vision
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The king was impressed by his interpretation
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He asked to meet him and get him out of prison
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But Joseph refused to leave
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Before knowing the full truth behind his imprisonment
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He said to the king's messenger very politely
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The morals of prophecy are evident in it
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And clarity of mind and wisdom in dealing with the event
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Return to your Lord
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So ask him what happened to the women who cut off their hands
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Indeed, my Lord is All-Knowing of their plots
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Youssef refused to leave prison
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Until the truth is revealed to the king
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On the charge he was accused of and imprisoned for
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Youssef refused to leave prison
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So that the king and his subjects would know that his imprisonment was not something he did
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But it was injustice and aggression
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Youssef refused to leave prison
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So that it is not said
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The king brought it out through the intercession of his interpretation of the vision that the king saw
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Youssef refused to leave prison
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Until his complete innocence becomes clear to the king and the subjects
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No one will challenge his offer after that
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It was the first step in obtaining a patent
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She refused to get out of prison
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Until his innocence is proven for the reason for which he was imprisoned
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This is an example for every oppressed and imprisoned person
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He has the right to defend himself
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And invalidate the charges against him
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Especially when it comes to presentation
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And the second step
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Joseph formulated it in the form of a question addressed to the king
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And he said
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In this question, the politeness of Joseph, peace be upon him, is evident
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In dealing with those who are good to him
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And he lived with him in his palace
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He is dear to Egypt
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He did not mention his wife who was responsible for the matter
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Which ordered his imprisonment
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He also took into account the king's feelings
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Which is considered dear to Egypt
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A man of his statesman
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He did not bother mentioning it
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Maybe if he mentioned it
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If the king is distracted from investigating a case
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Touching the wife of one of his men
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But he mentioned the women who had their hands cut off
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He inquired about the reason for this
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And investigate this matter
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It will inevitably lead to a dear woman
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Who organized that council for them
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Where they cut off their hands
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She had confessed to them that she was in love with him
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And her insistence on that
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She threatened him with imprisonment if he did not do so
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If this is mentioned in the presence of the king through the women
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Not from Joseph
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The truth was revealed to the king
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Joseph was spared from the false accusation
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His status rose with the king
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The king was certain that everything had happened
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Rather, it is the plot of women
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As Joseph, peace be upon him, said
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Indeed, my Lord is All-Knowing of their plots
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What happened with the women during their investigation?
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How did they answer the question when they were asked?
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Is the answer free from women's machinations?
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For the rest of the talk
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We will accept an upcoming meeting, God willing
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The story of Joseph and Al-Aziz’s wife