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Eve in Islam

the wife of Adam, created in Paradise out of a left rib from her sleeping husband
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Eve in Islam
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Facts

34 properties
Instance of
Islamic term, mythical character, protoplast[15][16]
Sex or gender
female[14]
Place of birth
Garden of Eden
Place of death
Mecca
Occupation
assistant
Religion or worldview
Islam[13]
Spouse
Adam in Islam[7]
Child
Seth in Islam, Cain in Islam, Abel in Islam, Cain and Abel in Islam[8][9][10][11]
Part of the series
female figures in the Quran, list of people mentioned by name in the Quran[21][22]
Part of
Adam and Eve in Islam, Islamic mythology[24][25]
Facet of
women in Islam, women in the Qur'an, Eve[33][34][35]
Languages spoken, written or signed
Arabic[39]
Ancestral home
Garden of Eden[17]
Created for
worship in Islam
Creator
God in Islam[12]
Described by source
Islamskiy entsiklopedicheskiy slovar'[37]
Given name
Hawa[31]
Has characteristic
mu'min, Muhsin[43][44]
Made from material
rib[23]
Maintained by
God in Islam[18]
Maintained by WikiProject
WikiProject Islam
Manifestation of
mother
Name in native language
حَوَّاءٌ
Named after
life, Garden of Eden[19][20]
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Native label
حَوَّاءٌ
On focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
Participant in
fall of man[38]
Partner in business or sport
Adam in Islam[36]
Place of burial
Mecca, Abu Kubais[5][6]
Present in work
Qur’an, hadith, tafsir[40][41][42]
Residence
Garden of Eden, Jeddah, Mecca, Abu Kubais[27][28][29][30]
Said to be the same as
Eve[26]
Significant event
original sin[32]
Vocalized name
حَوَّاءٌ
🏷️ Also known as
en Hewwa en Hewwah en Eve in Islam en Hawa en Hawwa en Ḥawwā en Hawwah en Hewa ar حواء ar حواء‎ في الإسلام he חואא' he חוה באסלאם he חווה באיסלאם ru Ева в исламе ru Хавва sv Eva sv Hawwaa tr Havva
🔖 Identifiers · 11
BabelNet ID
23745844n
Encyclopaedia Islamica ID
COM-036128
Encyclopaedia of Islam (first edition) ID
SIM-2778
Encyclopaedia of Islam (second edition) ID
SIM-2821
Encyclopaedia of Islam (third edition) ID
COM-26256
Encyclopaedia of the Qur'ān ID
EQCOM-00003
HAND ID
92A2-C41E-7A88-6A86-BE9D
Oxford Reference overview ID
20110803095802328
TDV Encyclopedia of Islam ID
havva
The Oxford Dictionary of Islam ID
595
Yale LUX ID
concept/d47bdbfa-6fbc-4501-9a72-e71055f21f25

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🔗 Connections
Residence 4
Mecca, Jeddah, Garden of Eden, Abu Kubais
Present in work 3
Qur’an, hadith, tafsir
Facet of 2
Eve, women in Islam
Named after 2
life, Garden of Eden
Part of the series 2
female figures in the Quran, list of people mentioned by name in the Quran
Place of burial 2
Mecca, Abu Kubais
Ancestral home 1
Garden of Eden
Child 1
Seth in Islam
Children (maternal) 1
Seth in Islam
Created for 1
worship in Islam
Creator 1
God in Islam
Has characteristic 1
mu'min
Instance of 1
protoplast
Languages spoken, written or signed 1
Arabic
Made from material 1
rib
Maintained by 1
God in Islam
Maintained by WikiProject 1
WikiProject Islam
Manifestation of 1
mother
On focus list of Wikimedia project 1
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
Part of 1
Islamic mythology
Participant in 1
fall of man
Partner in business or sport 1
Adam in Islam
Place of birth 1
Garden of Eden
Place of death 1
Mecca
Religion or worldview 1
Islam
Said to be the same as 1
Eve
Sex or gender 1
female
Significant event 1
original sin
Spouse 1
Adam in Islam
Spouses 1
Adam in Islam
← Partner in business or sport 1
Adam in Islam
← Said to be the same as 1
Eve
← Significant person 1
Garden of Eden
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Summary

Eve in Islam is an Islamic term[1]. It was born in Garden of Eden[2]. It died in Mecca[3]. It worked as an assistant[4].

FAQs

Where was Eve in Islam born?

Eve in Islam's place of birth was Garden of Eden[2].

Where did Eve in Islam die?

Eve in Islam died in Mecca[3].

Who was Eve in Islam married to?

Eve in Islam's spouses include Adam in Islam[7].

What did Eve in Islam do for work?

Eve in Islam worked as an assistant[4].

Related Entities

Garden of Eden hadith Qur’an

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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