Rub El Hizb 98

They said

If

he steals

then verily

stole

a brother

of his

before

before

But Yusuf kept it secret

But Yusuf kept it secret

within

himself

and (did) not

reveal it

to them

He said

You

(are the) worse

(in) position

and Allah

knows best

of what

you describe

They said

O

Aziz

Indeed

he has

a father

old

[great]

so take

one of us

(in) his place

Indeed, we

[we] see you

of

the good-doers

He said

Allah forbid

Allah forbid

that

we take

except

(one) who

we found

our possession

with him

Indeed, we

then

surely (would be) wrongdoers

So when

they despaired

of him

they secluded themselves

(in) private consultation

Said

the eldest among them

Do not

you know

that

your father

has taken

has taken

upon you

a promise

by

Allah

and before

and before

that

you failed

concerning

Yusuf

So never

will I leave

the land

until

permits

me

my father

or

Allah decides

Allah decides

for me

and He

(is) the Best

(of) the judges

Return

to

your father

and say

'O our father

Indeed

your son

has stolen

and not

we testify

except

of what

we knew

And not

we were

of the unseen

guardians

And ask

the town

where

we were

[in it]

and the caravan

which

we returned

[in it]

And indeed, we

surely (are) truthful.'

He said

Nay

have enticed

you

your souls

something

so patience

(is) beautiful

Perhaps

Allah

will bring them to me

will bring them to me

will bring them to me

all

Indeed, He

He

(is) the All-Knower

All-Wise

And he turned away

from them

and said

Alas, my grief

over

Yusuf

And became white

his eyes

from

the grief

and he (was)

a suppressor

They said

By Allah

you will not cease

remembering

Yusuf

until

you become

fatally ill

or

become

of

those who perish

He said

Only

I complain

(of) my suffering

and my grief

to

Allah

and I know

from

Allah

what

not

you know

O my sons

Go

and inquire

about

Yusuf

and his brother

and not

despair

of

(the) Mercy of Allah

(the) Mercy of Allah

Indeed

none

despairs

of

(the) Mercy of Allah

(the) Mercy of Allah

except

the people

the disbelievers

So when

they entered

upon him

they said

O Aziz

O Aziz

Has touched us

and our family

the adversity

and we have come

with goods

(of) little value

but pay (in) full

to us

the measure

and be charitable

to us

Indeed

Allah

rewards

the charitable

He said

Do

you know

what

you did

with Yusuf

and his brother

when

you were

ignorant

They said

Are you indeed

surely you

Yusuf

He said

I am

Yusuf

and this

(is) my brother

Indeed

Allah has been gracious

Allah has been gracious

to us

Indeed, he

who

fears Allah

and (is) patient

then indeed

Allah

(does) not

let go waste

(the) reward

(of) the good-doers

They said

By Allah

certainly

Allah has preferred you

Allah has preferred you

over us

and indeed

we have been

sinners

He said

No

blame

upon you

today

Allah will forgive

Allah will forgive

you

and He

(is) the Most Merciful

(of) those who show mercy

Go

with this shirt of mine

with this shirt of mine

and cast it

over

(the) face

(of) my father

he will regain sight

he will regain sight

And bring to me

your family

all together

And when

departed

the caravan

their father said

their father said

Indeed, I

[I] find

(the) smell

(of) Yusuf

if not

that

you think me weakened in mind

They said

By Allah

indeed, you

surely (are) in

your error

old

Then when

[that]

arrived

the bearer of glad tidings

he cast it

over

his face

then returned (his) sight

then returned (his) sight

He said

Did not

I say

to you

indeed, I

[I] know

from

Allah

what

not

you know

They said

O our father

Ask forgiveness

for us

(of) our sins

Indeed, we

have been

sinners

He said

Soon

I will ask forgiveness

for you

(from) my Lord

Indeed, He

He

(is) the Oft-Forgiving

the Most Merciful

Then when

they entered

upon

Yusuf

he took

to himself

his parents

and said

Enter

Egypt

if

Allah wills

Allah wills

safe

And he raised

his parents

upon

the throne

and they fell down

to him

prostrate

And he said

O my father

This

(is the) interpretation

(of) my dream

(of) before

(of) before

Verily

has made it

my Lord

true

And indeed

He was good

to me

when

He took me out

of

the prison

and brought

you

from

the bedouin life

after

after

[that]

had caused discord

the Shaitaan

between me

and between

my brothers

Indeed

my Lord

(is) Most Subtle

to what

He wills

Indeed, He

He

(is) the All-Knower

the All-Wise