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 === God's breathing of Spirit in the Body of Adam (a) ===
-In [[Sura al-Hijr]] and [[Sura Sad|Sād]], God says, "…and breathed upon him of My [[spirit]]." ([[Qur'an 38]]:72) Also, elsewhere (about Adam (a) and [[Jesus (a)]]) the word "spirit" is attributed to God. Regarding the meaning of attribution of "spirit" to God, exegetes believe that "breathing" which is "to flow wind in something" here means "to give life to Adam (a) through giving him spirit." Attribution of spirit to God is for honoring human beings. God, the Glorious, has attributed the spirit of man to Himself out of honoring and glorification so the meaning of the verse is that God created the human spirit which belongs to the body, not blowing something like air into his body.
+In [[Sura al-Hijr]] and [[Sura Sad|Sād]], God says, "…and breathed upon him of My spirit." ([[Qur'an 38]]:72) Also, elsewhere (about Adam (a) and [[Jesus (a)]]) the word "spirit" is attributed to God. Regarding the meaning of attribution of "spirit" to God, exegetes believe that "breathing" which is "to flow wind in something" here means "to give life to Adam (a) through giving him spirit." Attribution of spirit to God is for honoring human beings. God, the Glorious, has attributed the spirit of man to Himself out of honoring and glorification so the meaning of the verse is that God created the human spirit which belongs to the body, not blowing something like air into his body.
 === Prostration of Angels to Adam (a)===