07/02/2025
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**The Beauty and Life of Prophet Yusuf (AS)**
Hazrat Yusuf (AS) is remembered in history as a great personality whose every moment of life was a miracle. His beauty, knowledge, and piety combined to form such a powerful force that it could not be denied. The beauty of Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was a great blessing bestowed upon him by Allah, which was not only unmatched externally but also reflected in the depths of his character. His charm was so captivating that whoever saw him would become lost in him.
The beauty of Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was a divine miracle that Allah showcased to the world with His wisdom. The impact of his beauty was so powerful that everyone was drawn to him, whether it was Zulaikha, the wife of the Egyptian minister, or the prisoners in jail. His beauty was not just in his appearance but also in his character and piety, which further enhanced his charm.
The birth of Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was itself a special miracle because his mother, Hazrat Raheel, had been childless for a long time. Through the prayers of Hazrat Yaqub (AS) and the grace of Allah, Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was born. His birth brought joy to Hazrat Yaqub (AS) and his wife, as they had been longing for a child for many years. The arrival of Hazrat Yusuf (AS) brought new light into the life of Hazrat Yaqub (AS) and filled his heart with intense love. With his birth, the mercy and blessings of Allah became evident, proving to be a great gift for the family of Yaqub (AS).
However, the beauty and dreams of Hazrat Yusuf (AS) ignited jealousy and envy in the hearts of his brothers. They became so disturbed by his handsomeness and greatness that they threw him into a well to remove him from their path. But they did not realize that the beauty they considered weak was actually a sign of Allah’s power. Who would have thought that the prince of beauty, once abandoned in a well, would one day rise to become a great ruler of Egypt?
This journey of Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was a manifestation of Allah’s wisdom and destiny, demonstrating that human plans are powerless against divine will. Allah divided beauty into four parts in the entire universe, and one complete portion was granted to Hazrat Yusuf (AS). This beauty was unparalleled, an excellence mentioned in the Holy Quran.
His charm was not only physical but also a part of his personality’s beauty. Allah had placed such attraction in his face that anyone who looked at him would be mesmerized. His qualities had an enchantment that captured people's hearts. His beauty was a miracle, leaving a deep impression on anyone who saw him.
When severe famine struck Egypt and people were dying of hunger, they turned to Hazrat Yusuf (AS) for help. The famine was so severe that despair and starvation prevailed everywhere. People came to Hazrat Yusuf (AS) seeking assistance. Until then, he had always kept his beauty hidden, but upon Allah’s command, he decided to reveal his face. His charm was so mesmerizing that when he removed his veil, those who saw his face forgot their hunger, thirst, and suffering.
His beauty was so overwhelming that some people even lost consciousness upon seeing him. The allure of his charm placed everyone in a state of ecstasy, making them oblivious to their hardships. Hazrat Yusuf (AS) knew that if he openly displayed his face, it would further intensify people’s conditions, which is why he always kept his beauty concealed. However, when he finally revealed it upon Allah’s command, it became a sign of divine power and wisdom.
When Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was sold in the Egyptian market, he was purchased by the Egyptian minister (Aziz), who took him home. As he grew up, his beauty became even more mesmerizing, capturing the attention of every eye. The minister’s wife, Zulaikha, fell deeply in love with him. Other women mocked Zulaikha for being infatuated with a slave, but she decided to prove to them why she had fallen for him.
One day, she invited those women to a feast, gave them fruits and knives, and then called Hazrat Yusuf (AS) into the room. As soon as they saw him, they became so absorbed in his beauty that they unknowingly cut their own hands instead of the fruits. His charm was so profound that every woman lost herself in admiration.
Zulaikha tried every possible way to attract Hazrat Yusuf (AS) to her, but he always resisted, choosing Allah’s pleasure and preserving his honor. When she failed to win him over, she had him imprisoned as punishment. However, even in prison, his charm became the center of attention, captivating the hearts of the inmates. Despite this, he remained steadfast in his spirituality and continued to preach the message of Allah. Many prisoners accepted faith and changed their lives due to his wisdom and guidance.
Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was not just outwardly beautiful; his personality and character were also radiant. His beauty is highly praised in the Holy Quran, where it is compared to a glowing moon on earth. His beauty was not just physical but had a magnetic quality that attracted hearts, whether it was women or rulers. Allah had granted him this beauty as a divine gift to aid in spreading his prophetic mission.
Hazrat Yaqub (AS) was deeply devoted to his son’s beauty and loved him immensely. When Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was separated from him due to the jealousy of his brothers, Hazrat Yaqub (AS) grieved so much that he lost his eyesight from excessive weeping. His sorrow was a result of his son’s beauty and love, which had become an inseparable part of his heart.
However, despite his extraordinary charm, Hazrat Yusuf (AS) never took pride in his beauty. He always used it for the pleasure of Allah. His humility only enhanced his attractiveness because true beauty lies in dedicating one's blessings to Allah’s will. His beauty was not just a source of admiration but also a means of enduring countless trials. Through his beauty, he attained the highest status, granted to him by Allah’s grace.
This teaches us that beauty is not merely about physical attraction but can also serve as a means to walk on the path of righteousness. The beauty of Hazrat Yusuf (AS) was part of his divine destiny. It was a special gift from Allah, given to help him fulfill his mission. However, he never considered it the reason for his success. For him, beauty was a means of devotion to Allah. His beauty was not just external—it carried a profound purpose. He was prepared to dedicate his entire life to Allah’s path, and his beauty was his companion on that journey.
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