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My Creation Story
My creation story
In my opinion I believe the Islamic creation story which basically believes that God (Allah) all mighty clicked his fingers and proclaimed “Be” and it was. This is how I believe Allah crated the universe. Here is the creation story in my own words.
Long ago when there was nothing, Allah (god) created the universe, the world, and our planet Earth, everything except for his self Allah the most high. (God has no mother or father, No one created Allah, all mighty.) Allah the Almighty snapped his fingers and said, “Be” that was how the world was created.
Later, Allah (S.W) created man with clay and dust and afterwards named him Adam (PBUH) Allah had given Adam all the knowledge that Allah had known and placed him in the heavens. Adam (A.S) later on started to become extremely lonely and then Allah thought, “let me make a partner, a friend for Adam (A.S).” So Allah then took Adam’s (A.S) left rib and then created Hawa (A.S) [Eve] and then told them whatever you do not eat from a certain tree, however something went wrong...
Then the Shaytan (Satan) had whispered into Adam (A.S) and Hawa (A.S) because “he (Satan) had vowed that every human being that is created I would corrupt them and lead them astray!” He whispered, “Go, Go eat from that apple tree, it will make you strong and it is the most sweet and delicious apple you would ever taste” Adam and Hawa (A.S) ate from the fruit tree and nothing happened they felt very disappointed.
Well, as you would have probably guessed, Allah had found out because he is the creator and not the created. So Adam (A.S) and Hawa (A.S) got thrown out of heaven and sent down to Earth for disobeying Allah all mighty. Allah said “if you want to come back to heaven you must worship me at Earth until your death and then you may go to heaven again!” Adam (A.S) and Hawa (A.S) did what they were told, and had many sons/daughters and after their death they might’ve went to heaven we never know.
That is my creation story, my
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