How can Christians say that Allah is inconsistent when He commanded the angels to worship Adam, which seems to contradict the idea that only Allah should be worshipped?

In the Quran, Allah commands the angels to bow down to Adam, which raises questions about the nature of worship and who is worthy of it. However, this act is not seen as worship in the same way that worship is reserved for Allah alone. The angels' prostration is an acknowledgment of Adam's special status as the first human created by God, rather than an act of worship directed towards Adam himself. This distinction is crucial in understanding the nature of worship in Islam, where only Allah is the object of worship. Furthermore, the Quran emphasizes that worship should be directed solely to Allah, as seen in verses that warn against worshipping anything other than Him. Therefore, the command for angels to bow to Adam does not contradict the fundamental Islamic teaching that worship is due only to Allah.