Islamic History

Episode No. 6

The Arrival of Hazrat Adam (Alaihissalam) into the World

While living alone in Paradise, Hazrat Adam (Alaihissalam) began to feel restless. Therefore, for his comfort, Allah Almighty created Hazrat Hawwa (Alaihas Salam) from his left rib, and commanded both of them: "Utilize all the blessings of Paradise except for this tree." Satan tempted them by whispering that the characteristic of this tree is that after eating its fruit, you will remain in Paradise forever. Consequently, falling into Satan's deception, they ate the fruit of that tree. Due to this mistake, Allah Almighty removed their heavenly garments and sent both of them into the world. Hazrat Adam (Alaihissalam) felt deeply ashamed of his mistake and kept weeping before Allah, repenting and seeking forgiveness for a long period, then Allah Almighty accepted his repentance. After this, the lineage of the human race began in the world through Hazrat Adam (Alaihissalam) and Hazrat Hawwa (Alaihas Salam) themselves.

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Shining Lamp: The Religion of Truth and the Abrahamic Fitna

Shining Lamp: The Religion of Truth and the Abrahamic Fitna

(Summary - Islamic Tube Pro App) Allah Almighty has created a fixed path for everything. Food goes from the mouth to the stomach, where saliva makes it digestible. Breath goes from the nose to the lungs. If anyone tries to change this natural system, like putting food into the nose, life falls into danger. Exactly in the same way, Allah has created a path for the worldly and otherworldly success of man—Islam. This is the religion taught by the messengers of Allah, in which one has to bow down in submission before the will of Allah. The divine command is: "Indeed, the religion in the sight of Allah is Islam" (Al Imran: 19). No path other than this is acceptable, as He said: "And whoever desires other than Islam as religion - never will it be accepted from him" (Al Imran: 85). The Universal Reality of Islam Islam has existed since the first day. From Hazrat Adam (AS) to all the Prophets, they invited to this very (religion). Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) bequeathed the same to his sons: "do not die except while you are Muslims" (Al-Baqarah: 132). Two great branches spread from his lineage—from Hazrat Ismail (AS) to the Holy Prophet ﷺ and from Hazrat Ishaq (AS) to the Prophets of Bani Israel. The construction of the Kaaba in Makkah and Bait-ul-Muqaddas was also done by the hands of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS). Judaism and Christianity are also attributed to him, but distortion has disfigured their originality. Only Islam, which was completed through the Quran and the Prophet ﷺ, is the true form of the Abrahamic religion. Abrahamic Fitna: A Western Conspiracy Today, the West is spreading a new fitna in the name of "Abrahamia", the purpose of which is to create a new mixed religion by combining Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. It started with the 1979 Camp David Accords, when US President Jimmy Carter spoke of peace for the "sons of Abraham". The same term was used in the 1993 Oslo and 1994 Jordan-Israel agreements. In 2020, under the "Abraham Accords", the Arab Emirates and Bahrain established relations with Israel, and an "Abrahamic Family House" was built in Abu Dhabi, where a mosque, church, and synagogue are in the same compound. This is a global attempt at the unity of religions, which may also include Hinduism and Buddhism in the future. Islam's Response There is no concept of a mixed religion in Islam. Based on the belief in monotheism, Sharia, and morality, Islam is distinct from other religions. Judaism and Christianity abandoned Sharia, whereas Islam formed a system out of the injunctions of halal and haram. The Quran and the Torah agree on the prohibition of usury and adultery, but the West promotes them. Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) declared his disassociation from polytheism: "Indeed, I am free from what you associate with Allah" (Al-An'am: 78). The Prophet ﷺ also rejected the Meccans' offer of a mixed religion: "I do not worship what you worship" (Al-Kafirun: 2). Attempts like Musaylimah the Liar and Akbar's "Din-e-Ilahi" also failed. What is the solution? The Quran has shown the path of tolerance among religions: "For you is your religion, and for me is my religion" (Al-Kafirun: 6). Every religion should stand firm on its belief and respect the rights of others. Protection of life, property, honor, and religious sentiments is necessary. Muslims must remain vigilant against this fitna and show steadfastness upon the religion of truth. May Allah keep the Islamic world safe from this conspiracy.