Salam Andya,
Interesting topic. I have no idea why it remains unreplied for so long. Let me try... :wink:
1. The equality of the creation of Adam and Isa was indicated in the (3:59). Even both Adam and Isa are mentioned 25 times each in the Quran. Both, all human, were created from clay (containing: carbon, sulfur, phosphor, calcium, iron, hidrogen, nitrogen, oxigen, etc.) - through a complicated process (23:12-14). Should we think that Adam was a human like doll shaped from clay turned into living being like magic?. I?m not sure but I rather think that if Isa was born from a mother, Adam perhaps from a ?mother? too. The mother could be a ?half human? creature, even with phisically similar body. Or, Adam was formed to be a better/best creature in design (4:95) through biological & genetical engineering (in the womb). The distinction (between Adam and his ?mother?) was Adam ?granted? with a ?Ruh?, divine energy, who carry a responsibility with his freedom to make choices (good and bad) and to develop his knowledge, personality and life (2:33). That?s why malaikat who knew nothing about the future, but was aware of the history of the pre-human, was asking or complaining (2:30), but then accepting it after acknowledged the distinctions (2:33-34).
2. There is no Eve/Hawa in the Quran, but Adam?s mate or wife (2:35, 7:19, 20:117). Initially, I thought that Adam represented the first human generation. But some verses indicated that Adam was a person, the ancestor of all.
3. If we are created from one being, and created from that one being its mate, then spread from two many men and women (4:1), how could Adam?s children were not engaged in incest? This is puzzling me as well.
4. If there is no such names, then mentioning the names of Adam?s two sons are not relevant (5:31). The names were given in the Bible.
It's enlightening indeed to know the story of our ancestor and the names you mentioned, to increase knowledge (to feed our curious mind) and to take lessons? In traditional version, we were thought that the prophet flew for isra (miraj) riding a bouraq, Moses beat a malaikat at the eye, Solomon had so many wives, Adam was a giant like ?Hulk?, etc. So, I?m interested to study it solely from the Quran.
Interesting topic. I have no idea why it remains unreplied for so long. Let me try... :wink:
1. The equality of the creation of Adam and Isa was indicated in the (3:59). Even both Adam and Isa are mentioned 25 times each in the Quran. Both, all human, were created from clay (containing: carbon, sulfur, phosphor, calcium, iron, hidrogen, nitrogen, oxigen, etc.) - through a complicated process (23:12-14). Should we think that Adam was a human like doll shaped from clay turned into living being like magic?. I?m not sure but I rather think that if Isa was born from a mother, Adam perhaps from a ?mother? too. The mother could be a ?half human? creature, even with phisically similar body. Or, Adam was formed to be a better/best creature in design (4:95) through biological & genetical engineering (in the womb). The distinction (between Adam and his ?mother?) was Adam ?granted? with a ?Ruh?, divine energy, who carry a responsibility with his freedom to make choices (good and bad) and to develop his knowledge, personality and life (2:33). That?s why malaikat who knew nothing about the future, but was aware of the history of the pre-human, was asking or complaining (2:30), but then accepting it after acknowledged the distinctions (2:33-34).
2. There is no Eve/Hawa in the Quran, but Adam?s mate or wife (2:35, 7:19, 20:117). Initially, I thought that Adam represented the first human generation. But some verses indicated that Adam was a person, the ancestor of all.
3. If we are created from one being, and created from that one being its mate, then spread from two many men and women (4:1), how could Adam?s children were not engaged in incest? This is puzzling me as well.
4. If there is no such names, then mentioning the names of Adam?s two sons are not relevant (5:31). The names were given in the Bible.
It's enlightening indeed to know the story of our ancestor and the names you mentioned, to increase knowledge (to feed our curious mind) and to take lessons? In traditional version, we were thought that the prophet flew for isra (miraj) riding a bouraq, Moses beat a malaikat at the eye, Solomon had so many wives, Adam was a giant like ?Hulk?, etc. So, I?m interested to study it solely from the Quran.
There are ?million? choices, and God forbids only the meat of one animal?