5 responses for this post

1. ilmsummittee Says: 30.05.09 at 12:30 am

   I remember memorizing that ayat of Surat Yusuf and my father who has ijazah taught me to read it that way, Subhanallah.

   Beautiful gem, thanks alot for sharing BarakahAllahu feekum.

2. abd al-ahad Says: 30.05.09 at 11:14 pm

   excellent…subhanAllah.

3. Nameless Says: 31.05.09 at 12:13 am

   awesome mashallah

   just shows you the importance of seeking knowledge jazak allahu khayran for sharing

4. Name (required) Says: 28.06.09 at 4:51 pm

   the Tajweed factor, is infact just a dimension of this ayah. By analyzing the Sabab-eh!-Nuzool, (the reason for revealation) of this Surah, it was because SAW was asked of the story of Yusuf a.s, and it was to test if he knew it, then he would be recognized as a true prophet by the pagans and jews. Considering the fact that the pagans did really believe in Allah, and used his name in times of distress, the main thing that they disbelieved in was the Naboowah (prophethood) of SAW. So in a way, the revelation of this Surah, affirms the missing piece of their deen, which with it in part of their Emaan, would make their Deen complete. Secondly, the story is how the the guys were trying to decieve their father, and he fell into their trap, but that now adays even every average person knws that they were lying. This alludes to the fact that olden concepts and things which were of unknown, or problamatic have been eradicated by the advent of Quran and rejeuvination of Islam. So the perfection in the narrative process of our muhaditheen, i.e the tajweed recitation, the fact that this ayah and surah affirms prophethood (which is part of Emaan), and the fact that it’s an illustration of the insight and internal comprehension, the basis of which our deen is made complete, verifies as an answer deserving lunch. I don’t think I conveyed my understanding as well as I could have, but I tried, inshallah the answer got thru…

5. AlBaraa Says: 28.06.09 at 5:29 pm

   Awesome insight.

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