There are many traditions concerning the place of Adam's descent upon earth. Ibn Abi Hatim narrated that Ibn Abbas said: "Adam descended on land 'Dihna' between Mecca and Taif." Al-Hassan said that Adam descended in India and Eve in Jeddah [Saudi Arabia], Iblis Bodistiman [Iraq], and the serpent in Ashahan [Iran]. This last was also reported by Ibn Hatim. Ass'ady related that Adam descended with the Black Stone [a large black stone set into the wall of the ka'ba in Mecca. It is said to have come from Paradise] in India, and he had a handful of the seeds of Paradise. He sowed them in India and they grew into the fragrant tree therein. Ibn Umar said that Adam descended on As-Safa and Eve on Al Marwa [ names of two mountains in the vicinity of the sacred house in Mecca. Part of the rites of pilgrimage [hajj] includes pacing between these two hills in commemoration of Hajar's search for water]. This was also reported by Ibn Hatim. Abdul Razzaq reported that Abi Musa Al-shari said that when Allah ordered Adam to descend from Paradise to earth, He taught him the making of everything and provided him with the crops from Paradise. Abu Hurairah narrated that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said: "The best of days on which the sun has risen is Friday. One this day Adam was created, and on this day he was descended to earth." | al Bukhari |
| Source: Story of The Prophet's by Ibn Kathir |