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I shadtubizm

al-Ham dala,

for Allah who Ahhulham diin al-Hamdala

y'rabi and ta'lama razaktaniya. Nalham Dala. Y'

Rhaa I to ha Ransa biahahadala.

Bikar Raja, wahubu kum,

rabi,

and kowel be kowelbizar. I'll call be the mazanah nouveajama al-Teladizan. the Quran obviously talks about Adam and it's our mother.

The Quran obviously talks about Adam and it talks about the fact that all of us come from Adam and our mother and this is very

explicit in the Quran. Of course the theory of evolution does not accept this

basic premise. So there are some people who want to believe in the

Quran. They want to remain Muslim. We're happy at that attitude, but then they

try to force the theory of evolution into the Quran and they do this by some radical manners.

What I'm criticizing here is the claim that some Muslims have that oh we don't

have to believe in the story of Adam. Just like the Jews and Christians they pick and choose

from their Bible, their Torah, the Old Testament, so too we can pick and choose. Or they say,

the story of Adam is allegorical. It's not real.

Allah gave a fable a fantasy, a myth. You know the we teach our children these stories that are not real so there's a lesson in them.

So the story of Adam is not meant to be

literal the story of Adam is a metaphorical story they say by this they attempt to

reconcile the theory of evolution with the Quran I'm talking about this one point. The claim that the

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