Israelites Regarding the Story of Prophet Adam and Creation

Adam, considered the first human by all Abrahamic religions, and the related "Story of Creation," are still debated from various perspectives today, and will continue to be so. For those who consider religious texts a source of knowledge, the answers to many questions about the universe and humanity lie here. Due to the perpetual relevance of this topic, the information provided in divine revelation has failed to satisfy people's curiosity, and as a result, some fabricated information of human origin has been mixed into religious knowledge. Unfortunately, many Islamic sources, especially tafsir and hadith books, have also been imbued with this type of Israelite narration. In this work, we examine the Israelite narrations related to the Story of Adam and Creation, specifically through Alûsî's commentary on Ruhul-Maani, and attempt to clarify our stance toward them.