adam

According to the Pharaonic belief, the god Khnum decided to create humans. He brought a lump of clay and went to the banks of the Nile to make Atum or "Adam". However, Adam felt lonely and in need of a partner to share his life with. So, God decided to create a suitable partner for him, naming her "Ishet" or "Hawwa", which means "the one who lives".

Hawwa was beautiful and graceful, and she brought a new life to Adam, making him feel excited and powerful. Over time, Adam loved Hawwa deeply, and they became devoted and loving partners according to the murals of the temples of Esna and Hibou, which were transferred to Spain.

But there was an evil and jealous god among the gods named Apep. He wanted to separate Adam and Hawwa. One day, Apep appeared to Hawwa and tempted her with the promise of making her like the gods if she left Adam and followed him.

However, Hawwa refused the offer and informed Adam of what had happened. Together, they decided to stay with each other and face any threats. Then Apep tried to tempt Adam with a drink that would turn him into a god, but Hawwa warned him and asked him to refrain from drinking it. Unfortunately, a drop of the drink fell into her mouth.

In the end, the god Ra warned Adam and Hawwa of the danger of the drink and protected them by making a shield of jasmine and aloe. He also promised them that every time they supported and strengthened each other, he would give them something to show his care and protection. Love triumphed in the end, and Adam and Hawwa stayed together, defending each other and working together to build a happy life.