The First Murder in Human History | Abel & Cain (Quran


INTRODUCTION

Surah Al-Ma’idah verses 27 to 31 narrate the first tragic incident in human history — the story of Abel and Cain, the two sons of Prophet Adam (peace be upon him). This powerful passage exposes the deadly consequences of jealousy, anger, and disobedience to Allah, while highlighting piety, patience, and fear of God as the true measures of righteousness.

🔹 SUMMARY

Abel and Cain both offered sacrifices to Allah. Abel’s sacrifice was accepted due to his righteousness, while Cain’s was rejected because of his arrogance and lack of sincerity. Consumed by jealousy, Cain threatened his brother. Abel refused violence and warned him of Allah’s punishment. Eventually, Cain murdered Abel, becoming the first killer in history. Allah then sent a crow to teach Cain how to bury his brother’s body, filling him with regret.

🔹 DESCRIPTION

This video explains Surah Al-Ma’idah (5:27–31) — the Quranic account of Abel and Cain, the first brothers and the first murder in human history. These verses reveal how jealousy destroys faith, how righteousness protects the soul, and how violence leads only to loss and regret. A timeless lesson for all humanity about morality, justice, and accountability before Allah.

🔹 SHORT STORY: ABEL AND CAIN

Abel and Cain were the sons of Prophet Adam (AS). Both were commanded to offer a sacrifice to Allah. Abel offered his best with sincerity, while Cain offered carelessly. Allah accepted Abel’s sacrifice but rejected Cain’s. Envy consumed Cain’s heart, and he threatened to kill his brother. Abel refused to fight back, fearing Allah. Overcome by rage, Cain killed Abel. Later, Allah sent a crow to show him how to bury the body. Realizing his crime, Cain was filled with regret, but the sin remained upon him forever.

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