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Tilawat · Masjid Al-Haram, Makkah Al-Mukarramah

Surah Yusuf by Shuraim & Sudais with Urdu Translation

by Shaykh Sudais & Shaikh Shuraim (Imams of Kaaba)

Audio Details

CategoryTilawat
Duration53 min
Date25-August-1998
Islamic Date1419 - 02 Jamadi ul Awwal
VenueMasjid Al-Haram, Makkah Al-Mukarramah
Listeners1
File Size6 MB

Important Notes About This Audio

Recitation Surah Yusuf 12 with Urdu Translation

  • In Para / Juzz Number: 12 and 13
  • Number of verses: 111
  • Revealed in: Makkah — Makki
  • Reciters: Shaykh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais and Shaykh Saud Al-Shuraim
  • Urdu Translation: Qari Fateh Muhammad Jalhendri

The Central Theme and Topic of the Surah

Surah Yusuf presents the connected account of Prophet Yusuf, peace be upon him, showing Allah’s wisdom working through events that initially appear painful or confusing. Yusuf’s childhood dream anticipates a future honour that neither he nor his family can yet fully understand. His brothers’ jealousy leads them to abandon him, beginning a journey through separation, slavery, temptation, and imprisonment.


Throughout these trials, Yusuf maintains faith, chastity, patience, and trust in Allah. When faced with wrongdoing, he chooses integrity despite the personal cost. In prison, he uses the opportunity to explain belief in the one true God before interpreting the dreams of his companions. His later interpretation of the king’s dream leads to responsibility for managing Egypt’s resources during years of abundance and famine.


The famine brings his brothers back into his life, allowing the story to move from betrayal towards recognition, repentance, and reconciliation. Prophet Ya‘qub’s grief is accompanied by steadfast hope in Allah’s mercy. Yusuf ultimately forgives his brothers and acknowledges Allah’s kindness in reuniting the family and bringing his earlier dream to fulfilment.


The surah teaches that outward misfortune need not signify abandonment by Allah. Human planning is limited, while divine wisdom encompasses outcomes that people cannot foresee. It also highlights the dangers of envy, the strength of resisting temptation, the value of responsible service, and the beauty of forgiveness. Its closing reminder presents the histories of the prophets as lessons for thoughtful people and confirms that revelation offers guidance and mercy to those who believe.


Source: Ma’ariful Qur’an — 12:3; 12:23; 12:33; 12:87; 12:100.


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