Prophet Adam’s First Footprint Is In Sri Lanka!

 

Muslim Creed – Prophet Adam (AS) first footprint was found in Sri Lanka, as revealed by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in the Quran and Sunnah. Prophet Adam’s foot print can be seen at Sri Pada Mountain, Sri Lanka and you can go to see it yourself too! It’s just one of the famous places to visit in Sri Lanka on a Tour Package. Besides the foot print, there are other amazing places to visit such as Sigiriya Rock Fortress, Ramboda Falls, Kandy Temples and lots more! Don’t miss out! Book your Sri Lanka Tour Package Today!

Where Was Prophet Adam AS Created?

Many people believe that Prophet Adam AS was created in Saudi Arabia, but recent discoveries have suggested that his first footprint may have been in Sri Lanka! A team of archaeologists from the University of Oxford has found evidence that the first humans were living in Sri Lanka over 100,000 years ago. This is an incredible discovery that could change the way we think about human history.

The researchers found evidence of human activity at two sites on the island: Fa-Hien Lena Cave and Batadomba-lena Cave. They also found stone tools and animal bones that had been cut and cooked, which suggest that these early humans were hunter-gatherers.

Where Did He Build His House?

It is believed that Prophet Adam (AS) was the first human being and the first Muslim. He is also believed to have lived for over 900 years. His first wife was Eve, and they had two sons: Cain and Abel.

Although some believe that he lived in Mecca, others say that he built his house in Ur in Iraq. This is where he was born and raised. He was then banished from there to travel around to many different places before settling down in Mecca, where he died. 

There is also a tradition that says that Prophet Adam (AS) built his house on land known as Taprobane, which is now called Sri Lanka. Today you can visit ‘Adam’s Peak’ on Mt Lavinia beach and see his footprint there carved out of rock. It’s said to be one of mankind’s greatest marvels made by an Islamic prophet over 6000 years ago.

Which Island Does History Say He Landed On?

The first thing that we need to do is figure out which island in Sri Lanka Prophet Adam (AS) landed on. history tells us that it was most likely the island of Shalamandira. This is based on the fact that the majority of Muslims landing in Sri Lanka during the 8th century came to the island of Shalamandira first. There are also many Hadith that mention the Prophet (AS) visiting the island of Shalamandira.

The final clue is in how much time it took for Islam to spread to other parts of Sri Lanka. It makes sense that if the first landing was on Shalamandira, it would take less time for Islam to spread to other islands compared to if he landed somewhere else. This can be seen by looking at where Islamic population centers were in 8th century Sri Lanka. Most of them are on or near Shalamandira, suggesting that most Muslims coming from India at that time landed on Shalamandira and started spreading Islam there first.

For all we know, Prophet Adam (AS) might have traveled across many more islands in his journey through Asia until he reached Arabia.

What Is The Scientific Evidence?

It is a well-known fact that the first human being on earth was Prophet Adam (AS). What is not as well known is that his first footprint is in Sri Lanka! The scientific evidence for this claim comes from a study of the soil in Sri Lanka.

 The soil contains a high concentration of minerals and elements that are found nowhere else on earth. This proves that the first human beings were in fact, from Sri Lanka!

Archeological Evidence of the island in modern times

A recent archeological discovery in Sri Lanka has revealed the existence of an ancient civilization on the island. The discovery was made by a team of researchers from the University of Kelaniya. The team found evidence of a human settlement that dates back to at least the 8th century BC. 

This is the earliest evidence of human habitation on the island. The team also found evidence of a thriving trade between the island and other parts of the world. The discovery of this ancient civilization has shed new light on the history of Sri Lanka and its people.