Saad Tasleem – The Story of Adam

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The transcript describes the struggles of humanity to achieve their dreams and achieve their potential. It describes the struggles of achieving their dreams, including becoming the father of humanity, denying their pride and desire for pleasure, and regretting their actions. The transcript warns that anyone who refuses to achieve their dreams will face consequences, including death in the hellfire.

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			Where did we come from? How did humanity begin? Is it true that Adam used to be in heaven? Were we
created by chance? Islam provides answers to many difficult questions like these. God created Adam
from clay, and Adam is the father of humanity. After endowing that clay body with a soul, God
ordered the angels to fall in frustration. Before Adam, every angel did so. But Satan who was also
there, refused. He protested that he was better than Adam as he was created from firewall Adam was
created from claim his prideful refusal of God's command to prostrate caused him to be expelled from
heaven and condemned to *. Satan asked for his punishment to be delayed until the Day of
		
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			Resurrection, and God the all wise accepted his request, and then Satan swore to mislead Adams
offspring to turn them away from faith and worship, and to lead whoever he could to the hellfire.
After Satan was expelled from heaven, Adam and his wife Eve who got created from Adam's Rib were
allowed to eat and drink anything they wanted anything except for this one tree which was forbidden
for them to even approach, Satan was able to deceive them and convince them to eat from that
forbidden tree. Consequently, their faults were revealed to them, and that made them regret what
they had done their disobedience. They asked God for forgiveness, and God granted them forgiveness
		
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			out of His mercy, but he sent them to Earth and from there came humankind. And thus began the
ongoing struggle between truth and falsehood between belief and disbelief until the day of judgment.
So whoever believes in God and submits to him will be rewarded with paradise and Whoever disobeys
and disbelieves in God, their fate will be an eternity in the hellfire.