Talk:Islamic view of Adam

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[edit] Book of Enoch?

Hi. This has the makings of a good article. I'm just a bit concerned about the inclusion of things such as that reference to the Book of Enoch - material that seems not to be connected to Islam. But I leave it in your hands. PiCo 07:58, 18 March 2006 (UTC)

I completely agree. CID!!! (Consider it done!) I made the adjustments. Cheers. --How's my editing so far? Call 1-800-2GOOD4U! 12:51, 18 July 2006 (UTC)

Guys are we missing some information here. On one hand the tradition said that Adam was missguided by Satan and as a punishment he was send to earth, now my question is if Adam was in Heaven, how come Satan reached him in Heaven and missguided him? he supposed to be out of Heaven and no access to Adam.

This is actually one of the hotly debated issues amongst islamic scholar with the regards to Adam at eden.

• This is probably the most famous view: Iblis, prior to this incident was living amongst the angels and was not regarded as having this devil nature.
• Some say that Iblis (satan) has the ability to misguide from distance from distance.
• Some even say that Adam's eden is on earth, and not the actual Heaven. This view is laregly marginalised and countered by Quranic verses that infer that Adan's even is Heave. --Djihed 19:18, 11 December 2006 (UTC)