The story of Adam and Eve is one of the foundational narratives in Islam. Muslims believe that Adam was the first human being and the first prophet, while Hawwa (Eve) was the first woman and his wife. Their story appears throughout the Quran and carries important lessons about free will, temptation, repentance, forgiveness, and humanity's relationship with God.
Even the first humans made mistakes. Perfection belongs only to God.
Iblis fell because of arrogance. Islam repeatedly warns against pride and self-righteousness.
Adam's story demonstrates that sincere repentance can lead to forgiveness.
The Quran presents Adam and Eve as jointly responsible for their actions.
There is no inherited guilt. Each person is accountable for their own choices.











