This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. So what is the story in Genesis about Eve and how does that differ from our

interpretation as Muslims? It's actually quite explicit, you know, in

Genesis in assigning the blame explicit in Genesis, you know, in

assigning the blame particularly to Hawat, particularly to Eve.

So in Genesis 312, it says, then the man said, and this is Adam Ali

Islam, the woman whom you gave to be with me,

she gave me of the tree and I ate.

So actually quotes Adam Ali-Hissalam

as blaming Hawa,, Eve and saying,

she made me do it and it was her,

and that's why I did it.

And this is something that's actually also in Timothy

in chapter 2, verse 13 and 14, where it says that Adam was formed first. First Adam was created,

then Eve, and it actually says, and Adam was not deceived, but the woman was deceived, and she fell into transgression.

So the blame once again in Timothy is completely thrown on Hella, completely thrown

on Eve.

Subhala within the Quranic discourse, you find that Allah Subhana Tala constantly

emphasizes that your sin is equal, both of you.

In fact, when Allah warns them, do not eat from this tree

from this tree fattakun a mean of vatamine then you will both be from the

wrongdoers you will both be from the transgressors a loss pantoma is

telling them from the very beginning that your sin would be equal.

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