نبيل العوضي | قصة بداية الخلق وكيف خلق الله العالم وخلق آدم عليه السلام

Summary

This transcript explores the creation of the universe as described in Islamic tradition, beginning with Allah's existence before creation. It covers the formation of the throne, the creation of the pen, and the writing of everything in the Preserved Tablet. The narrative then moves through the creation of the heavens and the earth, the division of the sky and the earth into seven layers, and the introduction of the Jinn. The story culminates with the creation of Adam from clay, detailing the process of his formation and the envy of Satan, setting the stage for humanity's role in the world.

Takeaways

• 😀 Allah existed alone before anything else, with no partners or equals.
• 😀 Allah created the throne, which is immensely vast and beyond comprehension, and placed it on water.
• 😀 The pen was created next, and Allah commanded it to write everything that will happen until the Hour.
• 😀 The creation of the heavens and the earth began after fifty thousand years, completed in six days.
• 😀 The earth and heavens were once united and later split apart by Allah's command, with the sky dividing into seven layers and the earth into seven layers.
• 😀 The sky was initially created from the vapor of water on Earth, which became smoke, and the earth was also formed from water.
• 😀 The creation of life began with the Jinn, created from smokeless fire, and initially spread corruption on Earth.
• 😀 Among the Jinn, one of the leaders, Satan, was elevated to an angelic rank due to his knowledge and faith.
• 😀 The angels questioned Allah's decision to create humans, fearing they would spread corruption, but Allah knew something they did not.
• 😀 Allah commanded the creation of Adam from clay, sourced from all over the Earth, which had different colors and qualities.
• 😀 Satan harbored envy and hatred toward the creation of Adam, even before the soul was breathed into him, and he believed he could destroy him if necessary.

Q & A

What is the significance of the throne in the creation of the universe?

The throne is one of Allah's first creations and is described as greater than we can imagine. It serves as a symbol of Allah's majesty and power, being placed upon water, which marks the beginning of the creation process.

What role does the pen play in the creation process according to the script?

The pen is created by Allah and instructed to write everything that will occur until the Hour. It writes everything in the Preserved Tablet, which holds the record of all that will happen in the future.

How were the heavens and the earth created according to the script?

The heavens and the earth were created in six days. Initially, the earth was divided into two days and four days, and similarly, the heavens were created within the same time frame. The earth and heavens were once a single mass before being split apart.

What does the script say about the creation of the sky?

The sky was created from vapor that emanated from the earth, forming a smoky substance that became the sky. Allah commanded the sky and the earth to submit to His will, and both did so willingly.

What is the origin of the Jinn according to the script?

The Jinn were created from smokeless fire, originating from flames. They were created with responsibilities and laws, but some Jinn spread corruption on Earth, leading Allah to send angels to punish them.

What led to Satan’s fall from grace?

Satan was once a high-ranking Jinn with great knowledge and faith. However, his arrogance led him to rebel when Allah decided to create a new creation, mankind. Satan refused to bow to Adam, and this defiance caused his fall from grace.

Why did the angels question Allah about the creation of humans?

The angels questioned Allah because they were aware of the corruption and bloodshed caused by the Jinn before humans. They asked Allah if humans would behave similarly, and Allah responded that He knew something they did not know.

What was the role of the angels in the creation of Adam?

The angels were informed by Allah about the creation of Adam. They were tasked with observing the process and were amazed by the new creation. Satan, who was among them, became envious and questioned Adam’s purpose.

Why did the earth resist the angels when they attempted to gather soil for Adam's creation?

The earth sought refuge from the angels, fearing that they would diminish or harm it by taking its soil. Gabriel and Michael both attempted to take soil, but the earth resisted until the Angel of Death was sent, who successfully gathered the soil from all over the Earth.

What is the significance of the clay used to create Adam?

The clay used to create Adam was made from different types of soil, which had various colors and textures. It was mixed with water, becoming sticky and evolving over time into a black mud before taking the form of pottery. This mixture symbolizes the diverse nature of mankind.