Novel Adam Dan Hawa Pdf Free Download
Margaret Sieverding
I tried to find the shia version of adam and eve's story but so far without any success. I could only find arguements/debates regarding his infallibilty (helped a little). So I'm here to ask if any of you have come across any online sources or pdf files that I could perhaps access and read?
thank you for sharing this link. However, is this a reliable account? It upset me quite a bit. To begin with, the description of hawaa's creation was a little odd. It's actually very different to the way it was described to me as a child. Hawaa and adam were created from the same soil, but hawaa wasn't created from adam. Not only this, the creation of adam and sequence of events before his creation threw me off too. Also the story that follows hawaa's creation is strange too.
Still, I thought to myself "God is All Knowing. There might be greater meaning behind all of this that my limited understanding cannot comprehend." So I continued to read. The more I read, the more it seemed as though I was reading a fantasy novel. Something you'd watch in a movie. Not only this, but God started to feel human. God speaks, God justifies (debating), God enquires. Perhaps I'm looking at this from the wrong angle? Still, it raises many questions. Angels do not sin nor hold any "evil" in them. Yet there's a point they're described as short tempered, Gabriel and mika'eel did not execute God's command and angels were punished too. Also, it says there are 3 fathers: adam, jann and satan. I thought satan was just a word used to describe all evil- not a physical being (something with an independent will/thought)?
Many thanks for sharing this clip! I do enjoy watching MVs. Although it does say who this is narrated through, I was wondering if you were aware of the source the creator of this clip used? It is a little similar to the article the brother certainclarity shared, but even there sources weren't referenced much (very little actually). So I'd be gratful if one can be provided so I can analyse and read reviews regarding the narrator and/or book.
So I've read through most of it, until they started explaining the reasons for different wajibaats. I stopped reading further because currently I'm only interested in Adam and Eve's story. The source contradicts itself in many parts. In each it says the hadith comes from an authentic source but doesn't provide a reference. So it confuses me very much. For example, in the beginning it says hawaa was created from adam's rib, then later it says she was created from the "left over" soil (the latter being similar to what I had been taught). Another example, it says hawaa was created at adam's feet implying women are created for men (to serve them?), but elsewhere it says she was beside him (his head) describing her as his equal. In the first account adam's desire for hawaa is potrayed somewhat desparate almost lustful (he saw her and *really* wanted her) and in the other it's innocent (he dreamt about her and was curious). My question to you is, have you read through this article yourself? If so, what were your thoughts? I don't know which version of the many it describes I should accept and which I should reject.
hope you are well. I love the posts you share! They're always very informative and help clarify many things. I love the section regarding the names. It adds to things the article brother clarity had suggested. I also don't remember reading about how the angels or the earth came to know of mankind's corruption before God had created us in the article. However, I always assumed there were creations similar in appearance that lived before us who shed blood and caused corruption. So the angels just put two and two together. I always explained evolution to myself this way. I guess there's more to it and I'll have to do some more reading. But in the link brother clarity provided, it is said that before God had given adam a spirit, his body lay there for 120 years. These aren't necessarily earthly years- it didn't specify. So perhaps this somehow covers the evolutionary process of humans? I clearly need to continue researching.
I'm just trying to understand religion better. People focus so much on the after or the detail (sharia), they forget to paint the whole picture. Detail blinds you. I'm hoping to create a complete picture, starting with the beginning- Adam. I'm curious, but this also helps clarify many things. I will hopefully rid myself of many things that hold a potential to weaken my faith in God. But I think in order for me to do that, I will have to strengthen my arabic. Most sources I found were in arabic. Unfortunately, my arabic literacy is much weaker than my english.
It is very emphasized upon to seek knowledge. We, as Muslims, are ordered by the Qur'an and narrations to use our intellect and God-given potentials to increase our knowledge. But I think we have to give priority to the branches of knowledge that we are going to study. You admit that historical issues are not hundred percent certain because those are not subject to experiment and there is not many ways to confirm such information and also many knowledge pertaining history may not be so beneficial for us; for example many people ask me about the name of mother of some prophets; I tell them it may has been recorded but I've never sought such information because it won't benefit me in my religious path, nor my community.
So, I say that there are two sorts of knowledge; the first is those that are merely informative and there is no effect beyond that and the second are those related to the core of religion; regarding theology or jurisprudence; the second ones are much more beneficial for man and society and I think this second sort deserves to have our golden limited time and attention.
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