Adam, the first man, was living in a heavenly garden. He was a tall figure draped in a white robe, radiating peace and tranquility. He enjoyed walking around the garden, exploring its beauty.

One day, Adam felt a little lonely in the garden. He wished he had a companion to share his joy and happiness with.

So, God gifted Adam a companion, Hawwa. She was as graceful as the moonlight, and her presence filled Adam's heart with joy.

Together, they took care of the heavenly garden. They watered the plants, fed the birds, and enjoyed their time together.

In the garden, there was a large, attractive tree. The fruit of this tree glowed like gold. But Adam and Hawwa were told not to eat from this tree.

Adam and Hawwa, in their innocence, obeyed the command and avoided the tree, continuing their peaceful life in the garden.

However, one day, they were tricked into eating the fruit from the forbidden tree. As soon as they had eaten it, they realized their mistake.

Feeling guilty, Adam and Hawwa asked for forgiveness. They promised to be more careful and obedient in the future.

As a part of their journey, Adam and Hawwa were sent to live on earth. They were given a new home, a beautiful garden with mountains, rivers, and animals.

They took care of the earth, just as they had taken care of the heavenly garden. They lived their lives with kindness and faith, teaching their children the same values.

Adam and Hawwa would often sit under a tree, talking about their journey. They remembered their time in the heavenly garden, their mistake, and how they had learnt from it.

They became a symbol of faith and repentance, teaching us that it's never too late to learn from our mistakes and become better.