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Lesson for the people of intelligence.

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    explorer
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    Explorer vs Explorer

    Hello Explorer,

    Although I am not a person of intelligence but here is my observation anyways

    I still cannot get over the fact that Joseph put King's utensil in his brother's bag in order to keep his brother with him. I thought Islam advocates "say just" "do just" policy. This is clearly a deceptive policy, that Joseph followed.

    How is this different than this

    My brother is planning to migrate to Australia. I am not happy about this as I will miss him. I dont want him to leave Canada. So the day he was travelling to the airport I placed some drugs in his bad. Canadian authorities arrested him. He is still in Canada; out on bail. I still have my brother with me. Is this Islamic behaviour?

    Explorer.

    Thanks Explorer for taking out time to write your comments.

    "They planned and we planned; and we are the best of the planners".

    That was the plan of the God; not Joseph's. That is why Joseph did what he did. I hope I have answered your concern.

    Explorer

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      explorer
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      Thanks Explorer for taking out time to write your comments.

      "They planned and we planned; and we are the best of the planners".

      That was the plan of the God; not Joseph's. That is why Joseph did what he did. I hope I have answered your concern.

      Explorer

      Hello Explorer,

      Nice way of justifying the act. Lets say even if God planned it that way; how can God choose deception as the solution? If God can choose deception as an acceptable solution then I can do that too. Then I am also justified in putting drugs in my borther's bag so that he does not migrate to Australia leaving me alone in Canada.

      Explorer

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        explorer
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        Hello Explorer,

        Nice way of justifying the act. Lets say even if God planned it that way; how can God choose deception as the solution? If God can choose deception as an acceptable solution then I can do that too. Then I am also justified in putting drugs in my borther's bag so that he does not migrate to Australia leaving me alone in Canada.

        Explorer

        Hey explorer, I think you are exploring too much. Take home from this story is "play smart; dont break law of the land and still use them in your favor". I hope that answers your question. Now move on...

        Explorer

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          Mazhar
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          First lesson

          Do not let children have the perception that your love is restricted to one or two sons/daughters.
          It will create jeolousy and strenghten the desire to have the attraction and attention of the father.
          The feeling of not getting love and attention of father because of another brother would create disquiet and agitation and psychological disturbance to the extent that for want of father's attention they could plan/consider killing the brother for the purpose of removing him away from the eyesight of their father in the hope that then his attention will be exclusively for them.

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            Mazhar
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            Lesson two

            Love and attentioin cannot be had forcibly.
            You have to color yourself in the color of the won whose love and attention is desired.

            Lesson three

            Adoptinng foul means to achieve a good purpose is as bad and condemned as achieving a bad purpose thorugh nice means. It may end up in tragic situation for many.

            Lesson four

            There is no reality and sanctity in the concept of "adopted son". There is possibility that it may jeopardize the sanctity of relationship. When Yusal alaihissalam was first brought to the house by Aziz he had told his wife that we may make him our son. I am sorry that I cannot translate this article at the moment in English, Urdu readers may benefit.

            http//haqeeqat.org.pk/paker/15/slides/01.html

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              Wakas
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              http//www.islamic-awareness.org/Quran/Q_Studies/Mirjoseph.html

              All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                arnoldyasin
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                Justice will previal.

                Joseph remained truthfull although ended up in jail, but eventually became a ruler.

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                  unknownuser
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                  Thanks Explorer for taking out time to write your comments.

                  "They planned and we planned; and we are the best of the planners".

                  That was the plan of the God; not Joseph's. That is why Joseph did what he did. I hope I have answered your concern.

                  Explorer

                  LOL...

                  In any case, it was the plan of Joseph (though God's plan, on a much grander scale), not God's. Anything not good is attributed to the person, because God does only good - see 479. So, in this case, he was in error.

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                    Peace,
                    Surat YUSSUFA did indeed change my life 360 degrees.
                    I learned that in this dream a believer has to shield himself with two things REMEMBRANCE+PATIENCE.
                    "ALADI ATAQA WA SABAR>>"QURAN
                    LA ILA ILA LA

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                      explorer
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                      Peace,
                      Surat YUSSUFA did indeed change my life 360 degrees.
                      I learned that in this dream a believer has to shield himself with two things REMEMBRANCE+PATIENCE.
                      "ALADI ATAQA WA SABAR>>"QURAN
                      LA ILA ILA LA

                      If you dont mind would you like to share your story with us? How your life changed 360 degrees. Perhaps we will benefit as well. Thanks in advance.

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