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'''Prophet Ādam (a)''' (Arabic:النبی آدم), according to religious reports, has been the first man on earth and the father of all human beings. [[God]] breathed of His [[spirit]] in Adam's body, then praised Himself for creating Adam. Then, [[angel]]s were ordered to prostrate on Adam. Adam's wife was [[Eve]] (Arabic:حواء) and they were banished from [[paradise]] due to eating a [[forbidden fruit]]. Prophet Adam (a) was the first [[viceroy of God]] on earth and the first [[messenger]] of God. His creations, breathing of God in his body, prostration of angels to him, his [[infallibility]] and his coming on earth are [[theology|theological]] and [[Hadith|traditional]] discussions.
'''Prophet Ādam (a)''' (Arabic:النبی آدم), according to religious reports, has been the first man on earth and the father of all human beings. [[God]] breathed of His [[spirit]] in Adam's body, then praised Himself for creating Adam. Then, [[angel]]s were ordered to prostrate on Adam. Adam's wife was [[Eve]] (Arabic:حواء) and they were banished from [[paradise]] due to eating a [[forbidden fruit]]. Prophet Adam (a) was the first [[viceroy of God]] on earth and the first [[messenger]] of God. His creations, breathing of God in his body, prostration of angels to him, his [[infallibility]] and his coming on earth are [[theology|theological]] and [[Hadith|traditional]] discussions.


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