TOWARDS THE LAND OF EGYPT (VERSES NO. 19-20)

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Quran,Translation and Commentary in Brief (Vol. 03)
Verses 19-20Verses 21-22

      In that dark well, the lonely youth passed a couple of days in bitter hours calling the name of God all the time. His faith in God brought him the necessary tranquility and patience.

      Then there came a caravan of Midianite merchants who were taking their merchandise to Egypt for sale. The vanguard of the caravan went around in search of water to pitch their camp near it. They found the well, and let down their bucket, and to their surprise a lovely handsome boy like a noble angel came up in the bucket instead of water! The water carrier who was surprised to see the comely boy, could not help exclaiming; ``O, GOOD NEWS!''

      Merchants usually think of everything in terms of the money that they may make out of it. So they thought, if such an angelic boy could be sold in the Egyptian slave market, a great profit was in the way for them. They therefore tried to conceal him as a precious merchandise so that no one could come to claim him. With regards to Joseph every one had his own discernment and interest. Jacob who had indeed missed him. was blinded by his sorrowful tears that he shed at the loss of his beloved son.
      The brethren were happy for getting rid of him. As for the merchants, he was a good news and a promise of good profit. For the beautiful Egyptian ladies he was a noble angel and not merely a young handsome man. After all, or before all; God too was working out his own plan on him, that in God's universal plan, a fallen in a well, may sometimes reach the high rank of a king most loved by man and angels!

With regards to Joseph every one had his own discernment and interest. Jacob who had indeed missed him. was blinded by his sorrowful tears that he shed at the loss of his beloved son.
      The brethren were happy for getting rid of him. As for the merchants, he was a good news and a promise of good profit. For the beautiful Egyptian ladies he was a noble angel and not merely a young handsome man. After all, or before all; God too was working out his own plan on him, that in God's universal plan, a fallen in a well, may sometimes reach the high rank of a king most loved by man and angels!

 

 

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