Considering the differences in both scriptures, it is appropriate to analyse the implications of these differences on their own religions, including exegesis of the texts, deeper issues such as social status between the sexes, and the subsequent emergence of different doctrines. A critical difference in both accounts is the Genesis’ absence of Satan and the Angels, as opposed to the Qur’anic...
The Abrahamic religions of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all revere both Adam and Eve as the first human creations and mother and father of humanity. Both Christian and Muslim versions of the narrative of Adam and Eve present a broadly similar outline of events: they are the first human beings who, upon being placed in a Garden of rich resources, fall from God’s grace after consuming a fruit...