Faz :
@💜🅐🅡🅜🅨⁷⟬⟭💜:Prophet Adam (عليه السلام) is regarded in Islam as the first human being and the first prophet. According to the Qur’an, Allah created Adam (عليه السلام) from clay and gave him a special status among creation by granting him knowledge. Allah taught Adam the names of things, demonstrating the importance of knowledge and understanding. Allah then commanded the angels to bow before Adam as a sign of respect and honor, and they obeyed, but Iblis (Satan), who was among the jinn, refused because of his arrogance. He considered himself superior to Adam and therefore disobeyed Allah’s command. Adam (عليه السلام) and his wife, Hawwa (Eve), were given a place in Paradise and were allowed to enjoy its blessings, but Allah instructed them not to approach a particular tree. Satan tempted them, and they eventually ate from it. Unlike the concept of inherited original sin found in some other religious traditions, Islam teaches that Adam’s mistake was his own, and that human beings are not born carrying Adam’s sin. When Adam and Hawwa realized their mistake, they sincerely repented to Allah, and Allah accepted their repentance. They were then sent to Earth, where human life began. Adam (عليه السلام) became the first human and the first prophet, teaching his children to worship Allah alone. Islam teaches that the fundamental message of all prophets has always been the same: to worship the One true God, Allah, and live according to His guidance. This message is known as Islam, meaning submission and devotion to Allah. Throughout history, Allah sent many prophets and messengers, including Nuh (Noah), Ibrahim (Abraham), Musa (Moses), Dawud (David), Sulaiman (Solomon), Isa (Jesus), and finally Muhammad ﷺ, who is regarded in Islam as the last and final prophet. Muslims believe that Muhammad ﷺ was sent for all humanity and that the Qur’an is the final revelation from Allah. Islam is built upon belief in the oneness of Allah, His angels, His revealed books, His prophets, the Day of Judgment, and divine decree. The Qur’an teaches that human beings were created not without purpose, but to worship Allah and live their lives with responsibility, justice, kindness, and righ
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