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1 | | الا مــن رحم ربكـ ولــذلكـ خلقـــهم وتمت كلمة ربكـ لاملان جهنم من الجنة|
2 | | والناس اجمعين وكــلا نقص عليكـ من انبا الرسل ما نثبت به فوادكـ وجاكـ فى هذه |
3 | | الحق وموعظـة وذكرى للمومنين وقل للذين لا يومنون اعملوا علــى مكانتكم انا|
4 | | عاملون وانتظرو انا منتظرون ولله غيب السموت والارض واليه يرجع الامر كله |
5 | | فاعبده وتوكل عليه وما ربكـ بغــفل عما تعملون بسم الله
الرحمن
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6 | | الرحيم الــر تلكـ ايات الكتب المبين انا انزلنه قرن عــربيا لعلكم تعقلون نحن نقص|
7 | | عليكـ احسن الــقصص بما اوحينا اليكـ هذا القر ن وان كنت من قبله لمن الغفلين |
8 | | اذ قال يوســـف لابيه يا ابت اني ريت احد عشر كوكبا والشمس والقمرQ 11:119-123; Q 12:1-4
1 Q 11:119-123; Q 12:1-4
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1 | | ابرهيم واسحق ان
ربكـ عليم حكيم لقد كان في يوسف واخوته ايت
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2 | | للسالين اذ قالو لــيوسف واخوه احب الى ابينا مـــنا ونحن عصبة ان |
3 | | ابانا لفي ضلال مبين اقتلوا يوسف او اطـــرحوه ارضا يـــخل لكم وجه |
4 | | ابيكم وتكــونوا من بعده قوما صلحين قل قيل منهــم لا تقتلوا يوسف|
5 | | والقوه في غيبت الجب يلتقــــطه بعض السيرة ان كــنتم فعلين|
6 | | قالوا يا ابانا مالكـ لا تـــمنا على يوسف وانــا له لنصحون ارسله معنا غدا |
7 | | يرتع ويلعب وانا له لحفظون قال انــي ليحزنني ان تذهبوا به واخف ان |
8 | | ياكله الذيب وانتم عنه غفلون قالوا لين اكـــله الذيب ونحن عصبة
Q 12: 6-14
1 Q 12: 6-14
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1 | | لنا ولـــو كنا صدقين وجاو على قميصه بدم
كذب قل بل
سولت|
2 | | لكم انفسكــم امرا فصبر جميل
والله المستعن على ما تصـــفون وجات|
3 | | سيارة
فارسلوا وردهم فادلى دلوه قل يبشرى هذا غلم واسروه بضعه |
4 | | والله عليم بما يعملون وشروه بثمن بخس درهم معدودة وكانوا
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5 | | فيـــه من الزهدين وقل الـــذي اشتره من
مصر
لامراته اكرمي مثواه
عسى|
6 | | اں ينفعنا او نتـخذه ولدا وكذلكـ مكنا
لــيوســـفـــ في الارض ولنعلمه من |
7 | | تاويل الاحديث والله غلب على امره
ولكــن اكثر الناس لا
يعلمون ولما بلغ|
8 | | اشده اتيناه
حــكماوعلما وكذلك نجزي المحسنين
Q 12:17-21
1 Q 12:17-21
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1 | | عبادنا المخلصــين واستبقا الباب وقدت قــمـــيصه مں دبر والفيا سيدها لدا الباب قالت ما جزا من اراد
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2 | | باهلكـ سو الا ان يسجن او عذب اليم قال هي رودتنى عن نفسى وشهد شاهد من اهلها ان كن قميصه قد|
3 | | مــن قبل فصدقت وهو من الكذبين وان كن قميصه قد من دبر فكذبــت وهو من الصدقين
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4 | | فـــلما راى قميصه قد مں دبر قل انه مں كيدكن ان كيدكن عظيم يوسف اعرض عن |
5 | | هذا واستغفري لذنبكـ انكـ كنتي من الخطين وقل نســوة في المدينة امرة العزيز ترود فتها |
6 | | عن نفسه قـــد شغـــفهــا حبا انا لنرها في ضلال مبين فلما ســـمعت بمــكرهن ارسلت اليهن واعتدت|
7 | | لهن متكا واتت كل واحدة منهن سكـــينا وقالت اخرج عليهن فلما رينه اكبرنه وقطعن ايديهنQ 12:24-31
1 Q 12:24-31
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1 | | ليسجننه حتى حين ودخل معه السجن فتيان قال
احدهما اني ارني اعصر
خمرا وقل |
2 | | الاخر اني ارنى احمل فوق رسي خبزا
تاكل الطير منه نبينا بتاويله انا نريكـ مں المحــسنين قال لا ياتيكما
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3 | | طعام ترزقنه الا نبــتكما بتويلـــه قبل ان ياتيكما
ذلكما مما علمني ربي اني تركت ملة قوم لا يومنون
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4 | | بـالله وهم بالاخرة هم
كفرون واتبعت ملة ابائى
ابرهيم واسحق ويعقوب ما كان لنا ان
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5 | | نشركـ بــالله من شي
ذلكـ من فضل الله علينا وعلى الناس ولكن اكثر النــاس لا يشكرون يا صحبي السجن
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6 | | اربب متفرقون خير ام الله الواحد
القهار
ما تعبدون من
دونه الااسما سمـــيتموها انتم واباوكم
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7 | | ما انـزل الله بها من سلطان ان الحكم الا
لله
امر الا تعبدوا الا
ايـــه ذلكـ الـــدين القيم ولكن اكثر الناس لا يعلمون|
8 | | يا صحبي الســجن اما احدكـــما فيســـقي ربه خمرا واما الاخر فيصلب
فتاكل الطير من راسه قضي الامر الذي فيه تستفتيانQ
12:36-41
1 Q
12:36-41
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1 | | للرويا تعبرون قالوا اضغث احلم وما نحن بتويل
الاحلم بعــلمين وقل الذي
نجا
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2 | | منهما واذكـــر بعد امة انا انبيكم بتاويله
فارسلون يوســف ايها الصديق
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3 | | افتنا فــي سبع بقـــرت سمن يـاكلهن سبع عجاف وســـبع
سنبلـــت خضر واخر
يبست
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4 | | لعلي ارجع الى الناس لعلهم يعلمــون ڡال تزرعون سبع
سنين دبا فما حصدتم
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5 | | فذروه ڡى سنبله الا قليلا مما
تاكلون ثم ياتي من بعد ذلكـ سبع شـــداد ياكلن |
6 | | ما
قدمتم لهن الا قليلا مما تحـــصنون ثم ياتي من بعد ذلكـ عام
فيه يغاث الناس
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7 | | وفيه يعصرون وقال الـــملكـ اتونى
بــه فلما جاه الرسول قال ارجع الى ربكـ فاساله |
8 | | ما بال النسوة اللاتي قطعن ايديهن ان ربي بكيدهن
عـــليم قال ما خطبكن
اذ Q 12:43-51
1 Q 12:43-51
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1 | | [(119) except wh]om your Lord has given mercy,
and for [that He created] them But [the word of your Lord is to be fulfilled
that, "I will surely fill Hell with jinn]|
2 | | [And
men all together (120) and ea]ch we relate to you from the news of the
messengers is that by which we make firm your he[art. And there has come to you,
in this]|
3 | | [the truth and an instruc]tion and a
reminder for the believers (121) and say to those who do not believe, "Work
accor[ding to your position; indeed, we]|
4 | | [are
working. (122) and wa]it, indeed, we are waiting." (123) and to God belong the
unseen of the heavens and the ea[rth and to Him will be returned the matter, all
of it]|
5 | | [so worship] Him [and rely upon Him. And
your Lord is not una]ware of that which you do. [In the name of God the
Merciful]|
6 | | [The Compassionate (1) Alif, Lam,]
Ra. These are the verses of the clear Book. (2) Indeed, We have sent it down as
an Ar[abic Qur'an that you might understand. (3) We relate to you,] |
7 | | [The best of] stories in what we have revealed to you
of this Qur'[an although you were, before it, among the unaware]|
8 | | [ (4) when Jose]ph said to his [father, "O my father,
indeed I have seen eleven stars and the sun and the moon]
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1 | | [Abraham and Isaac Indeed,] your Lord is knowing
[and Wise (7) certainly were there in Joseph and his brothers signs] |
2 | | [for those who ask,] (8) when they said, "Joseph and
his brother are more beloved to our father [than we, while we are a clan,
Indeed]|
3 | | [our father is in] clear error (9)
Kill Joseph or ca[st] him out to land; will be [only for you the countenance of
your]|
4 | | [father and you will] be after that [a
righteous people (10) Said] a speaker am[ong them, "Do not kill Joseph] |
5 | | [but throw him into] the bottom of the well;
some travelers will pi[ck] him up - if yo[u would do] |
6 | | [ (11) they said, "O our father, why do you not
ent]rust us with Joseph while indeed, w[e are to him] sincere counselors 12)
Send him [with us tomorrow] |
7 | | [that he may eat
well and play, and indeed, we will be his guardians] Said, "Indeed, it saddens
m[e] that you should take him, and I [fear that]|
8 | | [a wolf would eat him while you are of him unaware. (14) They said, "If a wolf
should e]at him while [we are a clan, indeed]
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1 | | [Us, even] if we were truthful (18) and they
brought upon his shirt fa[lse blood. He said, "Rather, your souls have] |
2 | | [Enticed yo]u to something, so patience is most
fitting. And God is the one sought for help against that which you des[cribe."
(19) And there came]|
3 | | [A company] of travelers;
then they sent their water drawer, and he let down his bucket. He said, "Good
news! Here is a boy." And [they concealed him, [taking him] as merchandise;]|
4 | | And God was knowing of what they did. (20) And
they sold him for a red[uced price - a few dirhams - and they were,]|
5 | | [Concerning] him, of those content with little. (21)
And the o[ne] from Egypt who bought him said to his wife, ["Make his residence
comfortable. Perhaps]|
6 | | [He will benefit us, or we
will ado]pt him as a s[on]." And thus, we established Jos[eph in the land that
we might teach him]|
7 | | [The interpretation of
events] And God is predominant over His affair, b[ut most of the people do not
know. (22) And when Joseph reached] |
8 | | [Maturity,
We gave him jud]gment [and knowledge. And thus we reward the doers of good.]
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1 | | [chosen serva]nts. (25) and they both raced to
the door, and she tore his shirt from the back, and they found her master a[t
the door. She said, What is the recompense of one who intended]|
2 | | [evil for your wife] but that he be imprisoned or a
painful punishment (26) said, "It was she who sought to seduce me." And a
[witness from her family testified. "If his shirt is torn] |
3 | | [fr]om the front, then she has told the truth, and he
is of the liars (27) but if his shirt is torn from the back, then she has li[ed,
and he is of the truthful."]|
4 | | [ (28) so] when her
husband saw his shirt torn from the back, he said, "Indeed, it is of the women's
plan. Indeed, your plan is great. (29) Joseph, ig[nore]|
5 | | [this. A]nd, ask forgiveness for your sin. Indeed, you
were of the sinful." (30) And wo[men] in the city said, "The wife [of al-'Azeez
is seeking to seduce]|
6 | | [her slave boy; he] has
impas[sioned] her with love. Indeed, we see her in clear error." 31) [So when
she he]ard of their scheming, she sent for them and prepared]|
7 | | [for them a banquet and gave each] one of them a
kn[ife] and said ["Come out before them." And when they saw him, they greatly
admired him and cut their hands]
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1 | | [Should imprison him for a time] and there
entered the prison with him two young men. One of them said, "Indeed, I have
seen myself -in a dream- [pressing wine." ]|
2 | | [the
other said, "Indeed, I have seen myself carrying upo]n my head [some] bread,
from which the birds were eating. Inform us of its interpretation; indeed, we
see you to be of those who do go[od. He said, "You will not receive]|
3 | | [food that is provided to you except that I will
info]rm you of its interpret[ation before i]t comes to you. That is [from what
my Lord has taught me.] Indeed, I have left the [religion of a people who do not
believe]|
4 | | [in God, and they, in the Here]
after, are disbelievers. (38) And I have followed the religion of my fat[hers,
Abraham,] Isaac and Jacob. And it was [not for us to]|
5 | | [associate anything w]ith God. That is from the favor
of God upon us and upon the people, but [most of the peo]ple are not grateful. [
(39) O [my] two companions of prison]|
6 | | [are
sepa]rate lords better or God, the One, the Prevailing? (40) You wors[hip not
besid]es Him [except] names you have na[med them, you and your fathers, ]|
7 | | [for which] God has sent down no authority
Legislation is not but for God. [He has commanded that you worship not except]
Him. That is the correct reli[gion, but most of the people do not know.] |
8 | | [ (41) O two companions of pri]son, as for on[e
of you], he will give dri[nk to his master of wine; but as for the other, he
will be crucified, and the birds will eat from his head. The matter has been
decreed about which you both inquire."]
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1 | | 1. [interprets visi]ons. They said, "a mixture
of false dreams, and we are not lear[ned in the interpretation of dreams." (45)
But the one who was freed]|
2 | | [and remem]bered after
a time said, "I will inform you of its interpretation, so send me forth." (46)
"Jos[eph, O man of truth,]|
3 | | [explain to us abo]ut
seven co[ws fat eat]en by seven le[an, and sev]en green spi[kes and others
dry]|
4 | | [that I may] return to the pe[ople;
perhaps they will kn]ow" said, "You will plant for seven years [consecutively;
and what you harvest]|
5 | | [(47) lea]ve in its spikes,
except [a little from which] you will eat. (48) Then will come after that seven
diffi[cult which will consume]|
6 | | [what you saved]
for them, [except a little from which you will s]tore. (49) Then will come after
that a year in which rain will be given to [the people]|
7 | | [and in which they will press.] (50) And the [king
said, "Bring hi]m to me." But when the messenger came to him, he said, "Return
[to your master and ask him]|
8 | | [what is the case of
the women who cut their hands. Indeed, my Lord is] know[ing of their plan." (51)
Said -the king- to the women, "What was your condition when]
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