The story of Prophet Yusuf (Joseph) is one of the most detailed and captivating narratives in the Quran, spanning multiple chapters. It unfolds the life of Yusuf, the son of Prophet Yaqub (Jacob), and illustrates themes of patience, resilience, family dynamics, and divine providence. Yusuf was gifted with prophethood and endowed with exceptional beauty and intellect from a young age, which aroused envy and jealousy among his brothers. This jealousy led them to conspire against him, resulting in Yusuf being thrown into a well and then sold into slavery in Egypt. Despite these hardships, Yusuf remained steadfast in his faith and trust in God. In Egypt, Yusuf faced trials and tribulations, including false accusations of misconduct, which led to his imprisonment. However, his remarkable ability to interpret dreams caught the attention of the Egyptian king, ultimately leading to his release and appointment as a high-ranking official in the kingdom. Yusuf's journey in Egypt also involved a test of temptation when the wife of his master attempted to seduce him. Yusuf's unwavering devotion to God enabled him to resist this temptation, resulting in his unjust imprisonment but ultimately leading to his exoneration and vindication. Meanwhile, back in Canaan, Yusuf's family,