4K Prophet Joseph | English

…Zuleykha, angered by his rejection, falsely accused Yusuf of wrongdoing. As a result, Yusuf was imprisoned despite his innocence. However, even in prison, his righteousness and wisdom became known. He interpreted the dreams of fellow prisoners with remarkable insight, and eventually, word of his gift reached the Pharaoh, who was troubled by a mysterious dream no one could explain.

Yusuf interpreted the Pharaoh's dream accurately — predicting seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine — and offered a wise plan to manage the crisis. Impressed, the Pharaoh released Yusuf and appointed him to a high position overseeing Egypt’s granaries.

During the famine, Yusuf’s brothers came to Egypt seeking food, unaware that the powerful official before them was their long-lost brother. Through a series of tests and emotional encounters, Yusuf revealed his identity. Moved by love and repentance, the brothers reunited, and Yusuf forgave them.

Finally, Yusuf’s childhood dream came true: his parents and brothers bowed before him in respect — the sun, moon, and eleven stars — fulfilling the divine vision he once shared with Jacob. This story, deeply rich with themes of patience, faith, betrayal, and redemption, stands as one of the most beautiful and profound narratives in scripture.