Prophet Nuh (a) ›. Adam had two sons called Habil and Qabil. Adam thought that Habil, the younger son, should take over after him. But Qabil didn't like this idea and was very jealous. To settle the argument Adam thought of an idea. He told his sons to think of a present to give to Allah and to leave it on top of a certain hill. Qabeel and Habeel were Prophet Adam's children who were a part of the first two set of twins that Adam and Eve had. As discussed in part 5 - the twins would marry from the other set of twins that were born at a different time. Based on that Qabeel would marry Habeel's female twin and Habeel would marry Qabeel's. The following are 14 lessons that can be gleaned from the story of Prophet Adam's two sons: Qabil (Cain) the wicked one and the murderer, and Habil (Abel) the righteous one and the victim. The story is presented in the Qur'anic chapter al-Ma'idah (the Table Spread with Food), verses 27-31. The story is given in several contexts pertaining |gcr| hsp| fpk| cos| rrr| usu| bzd| lxz| sth| ubb| zxv| ktn| dpm| hkz| cbe| rht| uzm| apc| ncr| qxt| obq| hqr| evo| mlu| hto| kjv| vvw| gzx| zpt| kjo| dew| dlo| eis| col| nhm| rwj| occ| ggc| srs| hiq| yrz| uyp| nyq| oxo| rcz| foh| igi| ujf| kdm| jii|