Once upon a time, long ago, the first man was created by Allah. His name was Adam. Allah made Adam from clay, and with a single breath, he gave him life. Adam was a unique being, the first of his kind.

Allah placed Adam in a gorgeous garden, Paradise. The garden was filled with tall trees, vibrant flowers, and meandering rivers. Adam was deeply grateful for this heavenly home Allah had gifted him.

Adam was not left alone in Paradise. Allah created Hawwa, a companion for him. Together they lived, cherishing each other's company and living in tranquility.

Allah instructed Adam and Hawwa that they could eat from any tree in Paradise, except one. This was the Tree of Knowledge. They were sternly warned not to consume its fruits.

However, Shaytan, a creature made from fire, managed to deceive Adam and Hawwa. He whispered deceptive words, convincing them that it was acceptable to eat from the forbidden tree.

Adam and Hawwa, under the influence of Shaytan, ate the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge. As they consumed it, they instantly realized their grave mistake and felt a deep sense of regret.

Allah, aware of their actions, forgave Adam and Hawwa. However, they were instructed to leave Paradise. They were to dwell on Earth, where life would be challenging and laborious.

Departing from Paradise, Adam and Hawwa started their new journey on Earth. They worked hard, and their family began to grow as they had many children.

Adam imparted his knowledge to his children, teaching them to worship Allah and treat each other with kindness. His teachings became the foundation of their lives.

Despite having to leave Paradise, Adam and Hawwa remained thankful to Allah. They learned from their mistake and strived to be better. Allah, in return, continued to guide them.

Thus, this is the tale of Prophet Adam (AS), the first man on Earth. It shows how he learned from his mistake and grew stronger with the guidance of Allah.