Satan and Evil in the Quran

It is interesting to read the 7th chapter of major Themes of the account book. There is an abundance of information explaining the traditions and fundamentality of this argument. It is really interesting to cypher the commonalty threads that run through the three major religions. When curse and daimon is discussed in the Quran it is a lot referred to along with the jinn. The jinn are the metaphoric representation of the humans. They are often imbued with names such as satans or the Devil.There is much made from the repeated statements that satans stealthily attempt to taking into custody news from the heavens but are driven away. (Major Themes of the Koran 121) It then(prenominal) goes on to say that the jinn were effrontery the opportunity to listen to the Quran, and then study the path of good or evil. It is important to note that the information is given to Mohammed from God, and that it is not recorded that the Prophet Mohammed had an contact with the jinn. In the Qur an, Satan or evil is not seen as the enemy of God, but rather the correspond and enemy of men and women.Satan cannot touch God, is not an equal, so satan preys upon men and women to rebel against Gods command. In the Bible at that place is the similar belief that Satan is at that place to tempt men and women to assure Gods commandments. A parallel could be drawn amidst the Qurans warnings and the Bibles warning to be keen-sighted against the activities of Satan. O people Enter all of you into peace and do not follow the footsteps of Satan, for he is your manifest enemy. (2208) Satans power is derived from the flunk of men and women.In the Quran the devil appears more cunning and disingenuous than strong. . . (Major Themes of the Quran 125) The devil simply invites people to make an error, people palliate have the ability to say no. The story of decade and evening is a common theme through both the Bible and the Quran, and it illustrates this purport well. The apple was si mply offered, perhaps cajoled, but never forced. Again the common thread, all people must guard against the influence of evil, because it is insidious. The Quran often parallels jinn to mankind, the struggle between evil tendencies and good are in both.It detail why it is easy for people to deceive themselves into believing what they are doing is just, ut in reality is just self-serving behavior. Satan is often referred to in the plural satans in the Quran, illustrating its use for both mankind and jinns. There is no satan independent of these two types of beings according to the Quran, one must pull through for the other to exist. Satans is also used to for disbelievers. It is said that they take in satans at the exclusion of God. It is believed that as God sends messages to his prophets, so satan sends messages to his wicked followers. Major Themes of the Quran 130). The theme of satan and evil is interesting as it appears in the Quran. There are many parallels with the Bible, s uch as the story of Adam and Eve. The struggles of men and women against the temptation of evil, is another parallel in the Quran and Bible. The Quran does talk about jinns, which is different than anything mentioned in the Bible. Another large fraction is the belief that all disbelievers are evil. Consequently I believe there are more similarities than differences.