Surah Yusuf | With Bangla Translation | Quran Tilawat | Noor

 The narrative of Sura Yūsuf is about the Prophet Yūsuf, interpreted in English as Joseph. Yūsuf is one of the children of Ya'qub (known as Jacob in the English interpretation) who has the ability of deciphering dreams. One day Yūsuf has a fantasy and he portrays his fantasy to his dad who quickly realizes that Yūsuf will be a prophet. His dad lets him know not to advise his siblings to maintain a strategic distance from any mischief. Be that as it may, on account of Ya'qub's caring treatment towards Yūsuf, Yūsuf's siblings felt desirous. They needed to dispose of Yūsuf, so their dad could adore them rather than Yūsuf. Their underlying arrangement was to murder Yūsuf, however later they chose to toss him in a well. They misled their dad and revealed to him that a wolf had executed him. Afterward, a train saved Yūsuf from the well, who at that point offered him to a man in Egypt. The man took Yūsuf in and was wanting to either give him something to do or receive him as a child. Afterward, the man's significant other attempts to lure Yūsuf, yet he stands up to. The lady seeing his obstruction blames Yūsuf for needing to hurt her and requests that he ought to either be rebuffed harshly or sent to prison.

An observer, after Yūsuf guards his guiltlessness, affirms "in the event that his shirt is torn from the front, at that point she has come clean, and he is of the liars yet on the off chance that his shirt is torn from the back, at that point she has lied, and he is of the honest." The shirt was in reality torn from the back. Not long after this mishap, the ladies of the city discuss how the spouse is looking to lure Yūsuf. The spouse of 'Al-Aziz welcomes them to a feast, gives every one of them a blade, and afterward advises Yūsuf to turn out. The ladies cut their hands in wonder. 'She stated, "That is the one about whom you accused me. What's more, I absolutely tried to allure him, yet he immovably won't; and in the event that he won't do what I request him, he will without a doubt be detained and will be of those spoiled." http://quran.com/12/32' Yūsuf favors jail to what they call him so he appealed to God. Yūsuf is sent to jail.