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The same vanity is Eve's undoing. The images, abstracted-or depicted in such extreme closeup as to give the effect of abstraction-recall the Islamic injunction against representation, although departing from it. He has tried, readers learn, for 500 years, to sneak into Paradise. The three pages depicting the serpent's corruption, merging the faces of S

• Title : Iblis
• Author : Shulamith Levy Oppenheim
• Rating : 4.70 (972 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-5-30
• Format : Library Binding
• Pages : 137 Pages
• Asin : 0152380167
• Language : English

The same vanity is Eve's undoing. The images, abstracted-or depicted in such extreme closeup as to give the effect of abstraction-recall the Islamic injunction against representation, although departing from it. He has tried, readers learn, for 500 years, to sneak into Paradise. The three pages depicting the serpent's corruption, merging the faces of Satan and snake, are particularly effective. Iblis appears to her in dazzling splendor, claiming that his transformation from human to angel was wrought by the forbidden fruit (here a grain of wheat). Finally, perceiving the serpent's vanity, Iblis promises her immunity from illness, old age, and death in return for being smuggled into Eden in the nick of her teeth. From School Library Journal Grade 1-4-In the Islamic version of Adam and Eve's fall, Iblis (Satan) holds center stage. . Based on a 9th century scholarly version, the text is charged with the tension, while Young's rich paintings bridge our temporal and cultural distance from the source to bring its message powerfully home.Patricia Dooley, formerly at University of Washington, SeattleCopyright 1994 R

The story of Adam and Eve's banishment from Paradise has been part of the world's literary and religious heritage for almost 3,000 years. Full color.. Focusing on the Islamic version of the story, Oppenheim retells the gripping, tragic tale of Iblis (the Devil) and his clever, wicked plot

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