9th Standard English Nobleness Enkindleth Nobleness Poem Notes Question Answer

Ans: A stranger came to Yussoufs tent one night.

Ans: He said that he was expelled from his community and lost the power.

Ans: Yes, he had gone to the tent for food and shelter.

Ans: Yes, the tent belonged to Youssouf. “The tent is mine”

Ans: Yes, youssouf was kind to the stranger.

Ans: Yes, youssouf was believed in good.

Ans: Waking up the stranger Yussouf said “Here is some Gold, my swiftest horse is saddled for thy flight, depart before the prying day grow bold”.

Ans: The kindness shown by Yussouf (the inward light) made the stranger’s face grand.

Ans: The stranger by name Ibrahim

Ans: No. He was not angry with the stranger.

Ans: Yussouf said to Ibrahim “Take thrice the gold, for with thee into the desert, never to return, My one black thought shall ride away from me”.

Ans: He longed for God and Nobleness. Earlier the thought of revenge had burnt in his heart day and night.