Andro Blaze: Interesting.......

But I have a question, based on the Islamic view on creation. Is Hauwa deemed to have been created from Adamu ; and if it does agree with the Judaic version, what surname then would she have borne according to the majority Islamic opinion on here (that women belong to there fathers and not husbands) ?

my own question for you is which surname did Adam (AS) himself bear?

hadbak: ^^ Hauwa is Hauwa. Plus u should understand that ha creation differs with ours n canot be compared. Besides there r no verses frm d scriptures that says she was called Hauwa Adamu/somtin. No doubt ha origin is from Adam bt that doesn't means he fathered ha, she was only a part of him from creatn. If there was a need for ha to hav a surname God cud hav made a provisn for it..

An explanation of how it differs would have been helpful since you already realise that you are talking to a non-muslim.

abubello:

my own question for you is which surname did Adam (AS) himself bear?

I don't know, I was not there.

But if you are asking me how he is identified in the Judaic/ Christian belief structure- I believe the Bible does not use modern surnames until around the New Testament (when Roman and Greek influence gets involved). So usually all the eminent people mentioned are usually identified as the "Son of.....". Only Adam gets the sole distinction of being exclusively identified as the "Son Of God" (his surname). Even Jesus during his lifetime is identified with more than one surname.

Anyway, going back to the root of my question, Eve is not identified as the "daughter of God" (though her creation is explicity detailed) but as the wife of Adam.

Andro Blaze:

An explanation of how it differs would have been helpful since you already realise that you are talking to a non-muslim.

Ah, just realised I read that bolded part wrongly, thought you were alluding that the Islamic view of her creation differs from the Judaic view.

tbaba1234:
Many scholars are of the opinion that it is prohibited (haram) for a muslim woman to take the name of her husband after marriage and a husband can not force his wife to take his last name...

You claimed many scholars but you did not mention any except the Owner of IsalmQA? I'm yet to see any scholar that goes with this opinion.