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cleared. And Allah made this holy individual responsible for the
Egyptian Treasury. This is described as follows in verses:
He [the King] asked [the women]: "What was this past affair of
yours when you solicited Joseph?" Then they said: "Allah

forbid! We know no bad of him." The governor's wife then
said: "The truth has now emerged. Indeed, I tried to seduce him
then and he has simply told the honest truth." [Then Joseph
said:] "In this way, he [the governor] may know at last that I did
not dishonor him behind his back and that Allah most surely
does not guide the deviousness of the dishonorable." (Surah
Yusuf, 51-52)
After his innocence became known, the Prophet Joseph (as)
came to lead his people and assume power. Allah reveals thus in
verses on the subject:
He [Joseph] said: "Entrust the treasures of the land to me. In
truth, I am a knowing guardian." And thus We established
Joseph in the land so he could live in any place he pleased. We
grant Our grace to anyone We will, and We do not allow to go to
waste the wage of any people who do good. (Surah Yusuf, 55-56)

The Messengers are not concerned with being exonerated in
the eyes of others. It is enough for them that All-Knowing Allah
knows what they are doing and what is in their hearts. But it is
revealed in the Qur'an that the pangs of hell await those who
make false accusations against the Messengers and believers:

Those who accuse chaste believing women, unaware [of the
evil], are cursed both in this world and the hereafter, and will
have a terrible punishment on the Day when their tongues,
hands, and feet will testify against them about what they were
doing. On that Day, Allah will pay them in full what is due to