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- Creation of Adam (As) - The First Man: Allah (SWT) moulded the first man using a handful of clay gathered from various parts of the earth and made him in His picture.
- Angels prostrate before Adam (as): When it was finally time to breathe the soul into the first man, Allah (SWT) commanded the angels: “When I breathe My spirit into him prostrate before him.”
- Adam (PBUH) learns the names of everything: Allah (SWT) was keen on making Adam (PBUH) perceive his true identity, and the purpose of his existence, and granting him the knowledge of all things which was a gift that was bestowed to no other creation before.
- The creation of Eve: One day, as Adam (PBUH) awoke from his sleep, he found a human gazing intently at him with tender eyes. “Who are you?” he asked the creation.
Adam. Adam was the first man, who was created by Allah in his own image. Eve, the first woman, was created from one of Adam’s ribs. Both Adam and Eve disobeyed Allah’s orders, so they were ...
- Informing The Angels About Creation of The Prophet Adam (A.S.)
- Virtue of Prophet Adam (A.S.) Over The Angels
- Adam Was Very Tall
- Angel’s Prostration Before Adam and Satan’s Disobedience of Allah’s Command
- Eve’s Creation, Their Entrance in Paradise and Allah’s Warning to Them
- Devil’s Deceit with Adam and Their Eating from The Forbidden Tree
- Adam Repents and Supplicates to Allah
- Acceptance of Adam’s Supplication and Sending Them Both Down to Earth
- Life of Adam on Earth
- Cain’s Disobedience and First Death
Allah told the angels about the creation of Adam as the human and would become Allah’s vicegerent (successor or deputy, khalifah in Arabic) who served to prosper the earth. Allah Has mentioned this conversation in the Quran. The statement the angels uttered was not a form of disputing neither with Allah’s decision, nor out of envy for the Children ...
Prophet Adam (A.S.) was created directly from the hands of Allah from clay and his soul was immediately blown by the Almighty Himself. In addition, the Prophet Adam (A.S.) was also equipped with the intellect that makes him able to learn, observe and understand things. The same is evident from the following verses of Quran: Allah stated the virtue ...
Upon his creation, Adam was very tall. As the same is evident from following Hadith: It is stated in the hadith above that Prophet Adam was 60 ziras (about 40 meters) tall when he was created by Allah. However, some scholars like Ibn-e-Khaldun (1332-1406) accepts that this is his height in Paradise and upon being sent to the Earth with Eve, he was ...
There are many Verses in Quran, alogwith number of Ahadiths, verify that after creating Adam, Allah commanded the angels to prostrate before him. When Allah commanded the angels to prostrate before Adam, Iblis (Shaitan/Devil/Satan) was included in this command. All Angels complied with Allah’s command except for Iblis as he was too arrogant to pros...
After commanding the angels to prostrate before him, Adam was given a place by Allah in heaven/paradise and for him created Eve to accompany him and become his life friend, eliminating his loneliness and completing his natural needs to develop offspring. This Ayah indicates that Hawwa was created before Adam entered Paradise. According to many Isla...
Adam and Eve understood that they were forbidden to eat the fruit of that tree. Adam was, however, human and man tends to forget. Satan summoned all the envy within him and took advantage of Adam’s humanity to exploit it. He started to whisper to him day after day “Shall I guide you to the tree of immortality and the eternal kingdom”. Years went by...
At this time, Allah called out to them: "Did I not forbid you that tree and tell you: Verily, Satan is an open enemy unto you.'' In reply, Adam said: After realizing that they both have violated the Allah’s warning/command, they started to repent and sought forgiveness of Allah by reciting the words mentioned above.
Allah accepted their supplication and gave His forgiveness to them. As mentioned in Quran: Ibn Asakar reported that Adam wept for 60 years for his loss of paradise and 70 years for his mistake. Allah accepted their repentance because it was sincere but also deprived them from the blessings of paradise/heaven. Both Adma and Eve left paradise and des...
Adam knew that on earth, he had to face conflict and struggle. He had to protect himself, his wife and children from earthly creatures and hardships but above all, he had to struggle with the spirit of evil. The battle between good and evil is continuous but Adam knew that those who follow Allah’s guidance and should fear nothing while those who di...
Abel was intelligent, obedient and always ready to the will of Allah as Allah blessed him with purity and compassion. On the other hand, his brother Cain was arrogant, selfish and disobedient to his Lord. As Cain did not accept Allah’s command to marry Abel’s sister as he wanted to marry his own sister, Cain, in ager and hatred, struck his brother ...
Adam (Arabic: آدم, romanized: ʾĀdam), in Islamic theology, is believed to have been the first human being on Earth and the first prophet (Arabic: نبي, nabī) of Islam. Adam's role as the father of the human race is looked upon by Muslims with reverence.
Prophet Adam (AS) was the first human created by Allah from clay. Adam and Eve’s disobedience led to their expulsion from heaven. The story of Prophet Adam (AS) teaches obedience to Allah and its consequences.
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Prophet Adam (a) Allah made the mountains and the seas. He made all the animals. He made the heavens and the stars. He made the sun and the moon. and he made the angels. The angels were like Allah's servants. and did everything He ordered. Then Allah decided to make a man.
Brief history of Prophet Adam (AS) in Islamic history. Alim provides the exclusive site for the stories of Prophet Adam (AS).
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