Islamic Creation Story
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What was the condition of the clay after Allah left it for some time?

  • It had started to dissolve
  • It was dry and cracked
  • It was still soft and looked like play-dough
  • It sounded like baked clay (correct)
  • Why did Allah want to create Adam?

  • To make a deputy on the Earth (correct)
  • To cause chaos on the Earth
  • To praise and honour Him
  • To replace the angels
  • What did Satan do to the body of Adam?

  • He ignored it
  • He hit it and went inside to inspect it (correct)
  • He ran away from it
  • He bowed down to it
  • What was the first thing Adam said after the spirit reached his head?

    <p>Alhamdulilah e Rabbil Aalameen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Adam see when the spirit reached his eyes?

    <p>The fruits of the Paradise</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the reason Satan refused to prostrate before Adam?

    <p>Because Adam was created from a clay out of rotten black mud</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Satan vow to do to Adam's children?

    <p>Make evil attractive to them on Earth</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the punishment Allah decreed upon Satan?

    <p>To be cursed till the Day of Judgment</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who did Allah order to prostrate to Adam?

    <p>All angels and Jinns</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the similarity between the birth of Jesus and Adam?

    <p>Both were created by the direct intervention of Allah</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Creation of the Universe

    • The universe is over 14 billion years old.
    • Before the universe, Allah’s Throne was on water.

    Creation of Angels and Jinn

    • Angels were created from light.
    • Jinn were created from smokeless fire.
    • Both angels and Jinn worship Allah and act upon His commands.

    Creation of Adam

    • Allah decided to create Adam, the first human.
    • Soil from various parts of Earth was used to form clay, resembling potters' clay.
    • The clay was left to dry, eventually appearing as rotten black mud.

    Interaction with Angels and Jinn

    • Allah announced His intention to create a deputy (Adam) on Earth.
    • Angels questioned the decision, fearing chaos and bloodshed from humans.
    • Allah responded that He possesses knowledge beyond their understanding.

    Formation of Adam

    • Adam’s body was made from clay, which dried to sound like baked clay.
    • Allah created a soul for Adam but did not immediately unite it with the body.
    • Angels and Satan observed Adam's lifeless body.

    Life and Prostration

    • Allah commanded the angels and Jinn to prostrate to Adam after giving him life.
    • Satan refused to prostrate, displaying arrogance.
    • Allah questioned Satan’s disobedience and arrogance.
    • Satan claimed superiority over Adam, citing his creation from fire.

    Cursing of Satan

    • Allah cursed Satan, banishing him until the Day of Judgment.
    • Satan vowed to lead astray Adam's descendants, except the sincere believers.

    Adam's Awakening

    • Life was breathed into Adam, and he sneezed upon receiving the spirit.
    • An angel instructed Adam to thank Allah, which resulted in Allah’s mercy upon him.
    • As the spirit reached Adam, he saw the fruits of paradise and felt hunger.

    Significance of Adam and Jesus

    • The birth of Jesus (AS) is compared to Adam in Allah's creation context.

    Final Remarks

    • The essence of Adam's creation highlights themes of obedience, divine will, and the consequences of pride and rebellion as illustrated by Satan's actions.

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