assalamualaikum warrohmatullohi babarokatuh
Yaqub (Alayhis salaam) was the son of Ishaq (Alayhis salaam) and the grandson of Ibrahim (Alayhis salaam). He wasa also the daughter's son of Batweel, Ibrahim's nephew. His mother was Rafqah. He was his mother's favourite. He was also loved by Esau, his maternal uncle.
When Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) went to Faddan (Padan-aram) at the indication of his mother, his maternal uncle, Laban took a pledge from him that he will shepherd his sheep for ten years. This period of ten years would be his dowry in exchange of Laban's daughter. When Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) completed the ten-year period, Laban wanted him to marry his elder daughter, Laee'ah. However, Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) expressed his inclination for the younger daughter, Raaheel. Laban proffered the excuse that according to the custom it was not legal to allow the marriage of the younger daughter before the marriage of the elder one. He suggested that Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) accept the proposal of the elder one and live with him for another ten years in order to marry Raheel, the younger daughter as well. In that era it was permissible to marry two sisters simultaneously. Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) completed the second ten-year period as well and married Raaheel. He had two other wives viz. Zilpah, Laee'ah's handmaid and Bilhah, Raheel's handmaid. Besides Binyameen, all his other children were born at his uncle's house and when he returned to Palestine, Binyameen was born. After having kept Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) for twenty years, Laban allowed him to leave and showered him with many gifts and flocks of sheep. Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) went to live in Palestine, the land of his grandfather.
When Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) went away to Faddan, Esau, his maternal uncle was displeased and went to live with his uncle (Yaqub's paternal uncle), Ismaeel (Alaihis salaam). Esau married his daughter and began living nearby. The altercation that existed between the two also dissipated during this period. They began loving and sending gifts to each other.
These are all the details derived from the Torah. The Quran has not elaborated on any details. It only mentions Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) as a great Nabi, one who was patient and who was the father of Yusuf (Alaihis salaam). Yusuf's other brothers are also mentioned at this juncture but without any names.
When Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) went to Faddan (Padan-aram) at the indication of his mother, his maternal uncle, Laban took a pledge from him that he will shepherd his sheep for ten years. This period of ten years would be his dowry in exchange of Laban's daughter. When Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) completed the ten-year period, Laban wanted him to marry his elder daughter, Laee'ah. However, Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) expressed his inclination for the younger daughter, Raaheel. Laban proffered the excuse that according to the custom it was not legal to allow the marriage of the younger daughter before the marriage of the elder one. He suggested that Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) accept the proposal of the elder one and live with him for another ten years in order to marry Raheel, the younger daughter as well. In that era it was permissible to marry two sisters simultaneously. Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) completed the second ten-year period as well and married Raaheel. He had two other wives viz. Zilpah, Laee'ah's handmaid and Bilhah, Raheel's handmaid. Besides Binyameen, all his other children were born at his uncle's house and when he returned to Palestine, Binyameen was born. After having kept Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) for twenty years, Laban allowed him to leave and showered him with many gifts and flocks of sheep. Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) went to live in Palestine, the land of his grandfather.
When Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) went away to Faddan, Esau, his maternal uncle was displeased and went to live with his uncle (Yaqub's paternal uncle), Ismaeel (Alaihis salaam). Esau married his daughter and began living nearby. The altercation that existed between the two also dissipated during this period. They began loving and sending gifts to each other.
These are all the details derived from the Torah. The Quran has not elaborated on any details. It only mentions Yaqub (Alaihis salaam) as a great Nabi, one who was patient and who was the father of Yusuf (Alaihis salaam). Yusuf's other brothers are also mentioned at this juncture but without any names.
Website paling ternama dan paling terpercaya di Asia
ReplyDeleteSistem pelayanan 24 Jam Non-Stop bersama dengan CS Berpengalaman respon tercepat
Memiliki 8 Jenis game yang sangat digemari oleh seluruh peminat poker / domino
Link Alternatif :
arena-domino.net
arena-domino.org
100% Memuaskan ^-^