Nowhere in the Quran does it ever point the finger to Eve as the reason for the tempting Adam or the Fall from Paradise.

Jamal Badawi claims that the Quran does not hold Eve responsible for the Fall, suggesting that this notion has led to the degradation of women in Christian theology. However, the Bible does not state that pregnancy and childbirth are punishments for women; instead, these are viewed as blessings from God. Genesis 1:26-30 highlights that both male and female were created in God's image and were commanded to be fruitful and multiply, indicating their equal standing before God. Furthermore, Genesis 5:1-2 reiterates that both genders are created in God's likeness and are blessed. Additionally, Galatians 3:28 emphasizes the equality of all believers in Christ, regardless of gender. The Bible also honors Eve as the mother of all living (Genesis 3:20), further affirming her significance in God's creation. In contrast, Islamic traditions often depict women in a less favorable light, which raises questions about the true treatment of women within Islam.