12/Yusuf-44: (They) said: “Mixed up confusing dreams and we are not the knower of the interpretation of (such) dreams.”
12/Yusuf-45: And of the two who had found deliverance remembered (what he had forgotten) and said: “I will inform you of its interpretation soon, so let me go immediately.”
12/Yusuf-46: Joseph! O Sıddîk (truthful one)! Explain to us seven fat cows which seven lean ones devoured; and the seven green spikes (of grain) and the others which were dry. I hope I may return to my people, so that they may know (you and the interpretation of the dream).
12/Yusuf-47: He said: “You shall plant, as usual, for seven years continuously. Then what you harvest leave in its spikes, except a little from which you will eat.”
12/Yusuf-48: After awhile there shall come seven years of hardship (famine) which shall consume what you saved for them, except a little from which you shall store.
12/Yusuf-49: Then there will come after that a year in which people will have abundant crop and in which they will press fruits.
12/Yusuf-50: And the king said: “Bring him to me.” So when the Rasul (messenger) came to him, Joseph said: “Go back to your master and ask him, what the case of the women who cut their hands is. Surely my Lord knows their plot the best.”
12/Yusuf-51: (The king) said: “What was your affair when you sought Joseph to yield himself (to you)?” They (the women) said: “Allah forbid, we knew of no evil on his part.” The wife of Al-Azîz said: “Now the truth has become manifest (while it was hidden); it was I who sought him to yield himself (to me), and he is surely of the truthful.”
12/Yusuf-52: (Joseph said to the messenger): “This is that he (my master) might know that I did not betray him in his absence and that Allah does not cause the plot of the betrayers to succeed.”
