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Adam Allah

  • philhoraia
  • Nov 2, 2022
  • 1 min read

In this short post I shall make a connection between Adam and Allah.


S 15:29 So when I have smoothed him and blown into him from my spirit fall down to him doing sujud.


S 38:72 So when I have smoothed him and blown into him from my spirit then fall down to him doing sujud.


Allah blows some of ("from") its spirit into the empty body that was Adam. Why? To animate him. We're not told that Adam had his own spirit. The angels then do sujud, an act of worship in Islam, to the Muslim Adam, Allah's successor. In light of this, the act of worship and his being Allah's successor, it may be accepted that Allah's literal spirit was blown into him, making him a human Allah. Regarding sujud, see my posts: Sujud and The Angels Commanded to Do Sujud and Iblis’ Refusal


 
 
 

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