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...... Similarly, the Muslim holy bookThe Quranmentions that God created the Earth and man in it. The Quran mentions Adam and identifies God as the father of the human race, as does the Bible. In the Quran, however, a creation story is not given in detail like the one in the Bible. The Bible points to a six-day creation period and a seventh day of rest. Later, God creates humans, Adam and Eve. In the Muslim tradition, however, snippets of creation story are found throughout the Quran, never giving a detailed timeline regarding the creation of the earth. Some believe that this lends credence to the Quran, suggesting that the Biblical story contradicts the scientific creation of the world that is described above (Abdullah 4). Despite this difference, both holy books present a rather similar account of the creation of Adam. Both hold that Adam was created by God, that angels played some part of a role in this creation, that Satan appears around this time, that Adam and Eve lived in the paradise of Eden, and that Adam and Eve sinned by disobeying Gods decree not to eat the forbidden fruit in Eden
Despite these similarities in stories, however,

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