Rania Awaad – Episode 3 Embracing Resilience Prophet Yaqoub

			Prophet Jacoba has Sadam as mentioned in the Quran numerous times. One of the most prominent verses
is from SUTA. To use if, indeed he was a man of inner strength, an outer resoluteness. Property
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the most significant tests mentioned in the Quran.
		

			Prophet Iacobelli has said, was tested when his beloved son use of was taken away from him by his
brothers, and sold into slavery. Despite this property up globally, his Salam had faith that Allah
would make a way for use of and reunite him with his family. Islamic scholars believe that the time
between losing use of and finding him again, was a period of 80 years. Imagine the pain of not just
losing a child. But the uncertainty that came with such a test of not knowing whether this child was
alive or their whereabouts.
		

			Prophet Jacoba his Salam is known for his beautiful patience in the face of hardship and adversity.
This phrase is used to refer to his unwavering faith in Allah and his trust and a loss plan. Despite
the numerous tests that he's faced, Prophet Iacob never lost hope and continue to be patient and
hopeful and his faith. This is exemplified in the Quran and Sunnah to use of
		

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			and he turned away from them and said, How great is my grief for use of and his eyes became white
with sorrow. And he fell into a silence melancholy
		

			Prophet yuck oops patients and trust in Allah ultimately pays off. And he's reunited with profit use
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			How many times have we heard of words shaming us for displaying sadness, or prolonged periods of
grief, as if grief was not at the core of many of the stories of our prophets Allah whom sin, we
learn from the story of Prophet Yaqoob that sadness is not constricted to a certain amount of years.
As a believer, feeling and expressing sadness does not make us any less of a Muslim. It is the sign
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			as Muslims, we know though, that we do not glorify grief or succumb to it. Just like Prophet Yaqoob
we channel this into an opportunity to turn to a law for a greater and deeper connection to ask for
His guidance. For surely, with beautiful patience comes a beautiful reward.
		

			The story of Prophet Yaqoob ends with the use of triumphant return to Egypt, where he is reunited
with his family and becomes a powerful ruler in the court. After years of separation Prophet Yusuf
and his brothers are reconciled. And Prophet yeah Pope's vision is restored by Allah's permission.
		

			Please continue to join us for Madison's embracing resilience series, where we will delve into
stories of trials and tribulations in the Quran. And through them build a better understanding of
what we can do when we find ourselves faced with navigating pain and prolonged grief.