The Father Who Never Gave Up Hope
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The Father Who Never Gave Up Hope
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Yusuf's best friend Zayd is moving to another city and he's heartbroken - convinced he'll never have a friend like him again. Baba tells him about Prophet Yaqub, who lost his beloved son Yusuf (the boy Yusuf is named after) when the brothers threw him in a well. Yaqub cried for years until his eyes turned white from sorrow - but he never lost hope in Allah. He said, "I only expose my distress and anguish to Allah," and "Never despair of the spirit of Allah." And years later, father and son were reunited. A story about grief, hope, and trusting Allah's plan when you can't see the ending.
The lesson: It’s okay to be sad - even prophets cried. But never lose hope in Allah. His plan is always bigger than what we can see.
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Sources: 12:83–87 (Yaqub’s grief; eyes turn white; ‘I expose my distress only unto Allah’; ‘Despair not of the Spirit of Allah’); 12:93–96 (Yusuf sends his shirt; Yaqub’s sight restored; reunion); Stories of the Prophets by Ibn Kathir, Ch. 9 (Yaqub’s life, his sons, and the separation and reunion with Yusuf)
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Quran translation graciously provided by Clear Quran, with permission from Talal Itani.