Adam

Adam
Rayuwa
Haihuwa	Garden of Eden (en) , unknown value
ƙasa	Duniya
Mazauni	Garden of Eden (en) Duniya
Mutuwa	unknown value
Makwanci	Cavern of the Patriarchs (en) Calvary (en)
Yanayin mutuwa	divine retribution (en)
Ƴan uwa
Mahaifi	no value
Mahaifiya	no value
Abokiyar zama	Hauwa'u Lilith (en)
Yara	view Kabila Habila Seth (en) Azura (en) Awan (en) Aclima (en)
Karatu
Harsuna	Ibrananci
Sana'a
Sana'a	Manoma, Maharbi, gardener (en) da Annabawa a Musulunci
Mahalarcin Fall of man (en)
Muhimman ayyuka	Sefer Raziel HaMalakh (en)
Feast
December 24 (en) da Q21655885

Sunan Annabi Adam

The prophet Adam

Annabi Adam A.S Shine annabi na farko kuma Ɗan Adam na farko da Allah ya fara halitta, ya halicce shine a Aljannah tare da matarsa Hauwa`u. Allah ya sanar dashi dukkan suna komai da amfanin su. kuma ya iya ko wanne yare kuma yasan dukkan nin komai, amman bai san Gaibu ba. Idan da zai ga jirgin sama a yau zai iya gayan sunan shi a ko wanne yare da kuma amfanin jirgin da yanda ake tuka shi. Bayan Allah ya halicce shi sai yace mai "Ya kai adamu ka ci ka sha a Aljanna kuma aikata duk abinda kake so, amman kada kaci wannan itaciyar", sai Shedan ya zuga shi da shi da matar sa Hauwa'u sai suka ci, sai Allah ya sauko dasu zuwa duniya su biyu, sai suka haifi yaran su na farko a duniya wato Habila da Kabila, daga nan ne sai Mutane suka fara yawaita. yana da cikakkiyar sura ta ko wacce siga, kuma shine cikakken mutum wanda baida tawaya a halittan dan Adam, Yana da cikkakken tsawo, cikakken komai da komai. .

Daraja

• Shine mutum na farko
• Shine baban kowa
• Yasan sunan komai da aikinsa
• Ya shiga Aljannah
• Shine Annabi na farko A Duniya

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• Pillars of Islam in Oxford Islamic Studies Online Archived 2012-11-19 at the Wayback Machine
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• Five Pillars of Islam. Complete information about The Five Pillars of Islam.

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Diddigi na waje

Academic resources

• Patheos Library – Islam
• University of Southern California Compendium of Muslim Texts
• Divisions in Islam

Diddigi na yanar gizo na online

• Islam, article at Encyclopædia Britannica
• Adam a Curlie

Directories

• Islam (Bookshelf) at Project Gutenberg
• Islam from UCB Libraries GovPubs