Dr. Akouche Choukri, Faculty of Humanities, Rabat, Morocco, To our dear readers, this is not only a book of faith, but also of understanding, analysis, and comparison. It is 93 pages long. I invite you all to explore this valuable and profound book, available in translation (French), (Italy), (Germany), (Spain), (Japan), (China), (Russian), and (Korea). It would be wonderful to discuss the ideas contained in it in our upcoming lectures, to develop your critical skills and broaden your horizons.

Imagine who will walk on Earth. Imagine who the first human beings were. Imagine how empty the Earth was. Imagine that the first person to set foot on Earth was named Adam, the one whom God would create with His hand, by His command and wisdom, to be the first vicegerent on Earth. Imagine a moment when the universe pulsates with silence, as the Great Creator decides to sculpt from clay the first human being, a being who carries within him a divine spirit and a destiny that would change the course of history. This is Adam, the father of humanity, whose story began in a verdant paradise and ended on a challenging Earth. In Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, Adam appears as a symbol of creation, testing, and forgiveness. But why did God create him? And how do the narratives about him differ? Embark with us on an exciting journey through sacred texts and scientific contemplation to discover the secret of this first human being He is the first prophet: Adam is the first prophet and the father of mankind. He was sent to guide his