In Islamic tradition, this figure is said to have been given half of mankind's beauty and Sura 12 of the Quran is dedicated to this character.  He is thrown in prison after unwillingly having an affair with Potiphar's wife and this figure later orders a silver cup placed in the sack of his brother. One event involving this character has him sold to a band of (*) Ishmaelites for twenty silver pieces and his death is framed by dipping his garments in goat's blood. He rises
In Islamic tradition, this figure is said to have been given half of mankind's beauty and Sura 12 of the Quran is dedicated to this character.  He is thrown in prison after unwillingly having an affair with Potiphar's wife and this figure later orders a silver cup placed in the sack of his brother. One event involving this character has him sold to a band of (*) Ishmaelites for twenty silver pieces and his death is framed by dipping his garments in goat's blood. He rises to great power after interpreting dreams of seven cows and seven ears of grain for the Egyptian pharaoh. The eleventh son of Jacob, FTP, identify this figure from Genesis who was, much to the chagrin of his brothers, given a "coat of many colors".
In Islamic tradition, this figure is said to have been given half of mankind's beauty and Sura 12 of the Quran is dedicated to this character.  
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