Matruda

According to Islamic popular belief, Matruda ( the outcast ) is Adam's first wife and mother of satans . Since she did not bear children to Adam and became unruly towards him, Adam rejected her. As an act of revenge, she turned to Iblis , who was also cast out , to make him her new husband and to beget the Satans with him. In the Koran , however, Matruda is not mentioned. Matruda also has parallels to Lilith . In Jewish mysticism, Lilith is considered the outcast wife of Adam, who became Samael's companion .

Individual evidence

↑ See "Demon faith in Islam" Author: Tobias Nünlist Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co. KG (publisher) page 58, 2015, ISBN 978-3-11-033154-7 .
^ Siegmund Hurwitz: Lilith. The First Eve: A Historical and Psychological Study of Dark Aspects of the Female Daimon, 2004 page 168 ISBN 3-85630-633-1

[1] See "Demon faith in Islam" Author: Tobias Nünlist Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co. KG (publisher) page 58, 2015, ISBN 978-3-11-033154-7 .

[2] Siegmund Hurwitz: Lilith. The First Eve: A Historical and Psychological Study of Dark Aspects of the Female Daimon, 2004 page 168 ISBN 3-85630-633-1