al-lawh al- mahfudh is to be found in qur'an.
al-lawh al- mahfudh is to be found in qur'an.
where is al-lawh al- mahfudh to be found?
qur'an
while according to a shia islamic version, from reports of the shia imams, it has been the tradition from the prophets adam to muhammad that it is a sin for a brother to marry a sister and the protest and jealousy of qabil was due to the acceptance of habil's sacrifice and habil being chosen as adam's successor on earth and allah sent down houri from heaven to marry the sons of adam. as such, according to a report from the 6th shia imam jafar al-sadiq, he narrated, “two thousand years before the creation of adam, allah ordered the pen (al-qalam) to inscribe on the preserved tablet (al-lawh al-mahfuz) all that was going to occur until the day of judgment. it included all the divine books. and in the books, allah has made unlawful the sisters for their brothers. and at present all the four books. we see in torah, injeel, zabur and qur’an that were revealed by allah to his prophets through the preserved tablet that nowhere has allah made the sister lawful for her brother." the imam continued to narrate that, "when qabil killed habil, adam was very shocked that he cried for five hundred years and did not touch his wife. when he overcame his sorrow he cohabited and allah gave him a son, shith (seth) who was born a single child. shith was named hibtullah (gift of allah). he was the first successor to whom a will was made. after shith, yafith was also born singly. when both grew up and allah wanted to multiply human beings and as the qalam had made the sisters unlawful for their brothers, allah on a thursday after asr (afternoon time) sent a houri, nazala and ordered adam to marry shith to her. next day another houri, mauzela was sent and allah ordered that yafith be married to her. adam did as was told. shith got a son and yafith a daughter. when both attained maturity allah ordered adam to marry them and adam obeyed. thus, the lineage of prophets and messengers of allah began." in another narration, when asked for qabil's reason of killing habil, the 6th imam replied, "because adam had appointed habil as his successor. allah revealed to adam to hand over the successorship and the grand name to habil while qabil was the elder. when he knew this, he was angered and said that he was the rightful heir to the successorship and bounties. under divine instructions, adam asked both of them to present a sacrifice to allah. allah accepted habil’s sacrifice and rejected qabil’s so he envied habil and killed him."
cain and abel in islam
bullet::::- lawh-i-salmán ii, "second tablet of salmán"









































bullet::::- lawh-i-ra'ís, "tablet to the premier/president/chief [ali pasha]"









































bullet::::- 1868–70









































bullet::::- lawh-i-malik-i-rus, "tablet to tsar alexander ii"









































bullet::::- lawh-i-malikih, "tablet to queen victoria"









































bullet::::- lawh-i-pisar-'amm, "tablet to the cousin"









































bullet::::- 1869









































bullet::::- lawh-i-ridván, "tablet of ridván"









































bullet::::- lawh-i-fu'ád, "tablet to fu'ád páshá"









































bullet::::- lawh-i-napulyún, "second tablet to napoleon iii









































bullet::::- lawh-i-páp, "tablet to pope pius ix"









































bullet::::- súriy-i-haykal, "tablet of the temple/body"









































bullet::::- 1870–75









































bullet::::- lawh-i-tibb, "tablet to the physician/tablet of medicine"









































bullet::::- 1870–77









































bullet::::- lawh-i-mánikchí sáhib, "tablet to mánikchí"









































bullet::::- lawh-i-haft purshish, "tablet of seven questions"









































bullet::::- 1871
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