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TAKMEEL PROJECT SABEEL UL JANNAH 1432

By Farhana Qureshi, Anila Shuja, Sadia Munawar, Rakhshanda Qureshi, Misbah KassemLessons learned :One can only control NAFS E AMARAA with the help of ALLAH ,seek refuge in ALLAH from the evil of the NAFS E AMARAAIf your blessing becomes a source of trial from ALLAH stay steadfast and ALLAHS help will surely come Never accept the invitation towards evil even if it is coming from a person of higher rank then you

Yusuf Alaihi Salaam in Egypt

Ishaq (AS)Yaqub (AS) Shamoon Ravbeen Bakr Yahuda LaaviZabulun Visakar Banyamin Yusuf(AS)Ashir DanHaad TaftaniADULTHOOD JAILThe four phases of Yusuf Alaihi Salaam Life

CHILDHOOD

KINGDOM OF EGYPT Yusuf Alaihi Salaam in EgyptAziz of Egypt was farsighted and he soon realized that Yusuf As is not an ordinary childALLAH swt had blessed Yusuf As with prophet-hood and gifted him with the knowledge of The Interpretation of Dreams Yusuf As was incredibly handsome his appearance became a test for him Yusuf As found himself trapped in the tricks of the wife of Aziz When she was caught chasing Yusuf As-blamed him instead ALLAH proved the innocence of Yusuf As the shirt was torn from behind Out of the fear of shame from the society Aziz put Yusuf As behind bars Yusuf Alaihi Salaam in JailAn Infant provides testimony and bears witness to his innocence. Yusuf As said My Lord! Prison is dearer to me than that towards which they urge me.He chose imprisonment till his innocence was clear to every one -like daylight. Fellow prisoners considered him a man of piety He interpreted dreams of fellow inmates that came true (Chef & bartender) making everybody believe in him. Yusuf As requests the bartender: Mention me in the presence of king-Satan caused him to forget - 7 more years of in prison

Yusuf Alaihi Salaams ChildhoodPatience of Yaqoob Aslessons learned:fire of jealousy can never satisfy the thirst of greedfruit of patience gives the sweetness of this world and hereafter Yusuf Alaihi Salaam in JailTawakkul faith and trust in Allah . Although seeking help or intercession of another human being is not counter to tawakkul, yet it was not in keeping with Yusuf As exalted status as a prophet of Allah. What is permissible, even commendable for the ordinary believer- deemed a lapse for those near to Allah. And the king said: I have seen seven fat cows being eaten by seven lean ones, and seven ears of grain which are green and (seven) others which are dry.- kings dreamlessons learned :Trust ALLAH ALONE And no matter how adverse conditions you may be in, never stop CALLING PEOPLE TOWARDS ALLAH ,

Yusuf Alaihi salaams Childhood #4(Behold yusuf alaihi salaam said to his father: "O my father! I did see eleven stars and the sun and the moon: I saw them prostrate themselves to me!) The brothers thought that Yaqoob As loved Yusuf As more then his other sons brothers jealousy and evil planning to kill Yusuf AsYaqoob As avoided to send Yusuf As with the brothers but they insistedpushed Yusuf As into the well and got happytold a fake story to their father by showing him a fake bloody shirt

Yusuf As made his brothers recall their crime against him when he was a kid and forgave them for their evil actions supplicated to ALLAH seeking their forgiveness. Yusuf As got reunited with Yaqoob As - all his brothers fell down in prostration to Yusuf As THE fulfilment of the childhood dreamLessons learned :ALLAH is with the one who is patient and just Forgiveness is better then revenge Evil eye is REALITY ,precaution :dua ,trust in ALLAH and no unnecessary display of the blessing Always be grateful to ALLAH behind every trial is a test of patience. Everything good is from the ALLAH and everything bad is from SATANKingdom of Misr He said: "I only complain of my distraction and anguish to Allah(86) O my Lord! Thou hast given me (something) of sovereignty and hast taught me (something) of the interpretation of events - Creator of the heavens and the earth! Thou art my Protecting Friend in the world and the Hereafter. Make me to die submissive (unto Thee), and join me to the righteous. (101)