Quran (indirectly, as two sons of Adam)

Target entity: Quran (indirectly, as two sons of Adam)
Context triple: [Cain and Abel, appearIn, Quran (indirectly, as two sons of Adam)]

• A. Prophet Adam
  Prophet Adam is regarded in Islam as the first human being and prophet, created by Allah and honored as the father of humanity.
• B. Luqman
  Luqman is a wise figure mentioned in the Qur’an, traditionally regarded as a sage known for his counsel and moral teachings.
• C. Ithna Ashariyya
  Ithna Ashariyya is the largest branch of Shia Islam, which believes in a line of twelve divinely appointed Imams as the spiritual and political successors to the Prophet Muhammad.
• D. Musa and Khidr
  Musa and Khidr is a Qur’anic narrative in Surah Al-Kahf that recounts Prophet Moses’ journey with the mysterious figure Khidr to illustrate the limits of human understanding and the hidden wisdom behind divine decree.
• E. As-Sabiqun (The Foremost)
  As-Sabiqun (The Foremost) are the elite believers in Islamic theology who are described in the Qur’an as those who hasten ahead in faith and good deeds and will receive the highest ranks and closest proximity to Allah in the Hereafter.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Quran (indirectly, as two sons of Adam)
Target entity description: The Quran is the central religious scripture of Islam, believed by Muslims to be the literal word of God revealed to the Prophet Muhammad and containing guidance, narratives, and laws for personal and communal life.

• A. Prophet Adam
  Prophet Adam is regarded in Islam as the first human being and prophet, created by Allah and honored as the father of humanity.
• B. Luqman
  Luqman is a wise figure mentioned in the Qur’an, traditionally regarded as a sage known for his counsel and moral teachings.
• C. Ithna Ashariyya
  Ithna Ashariyya is the largest branch of Shia Islam, which believes in a line of twelve divinely appointed Imams as the spiritual and political successors to the Prophet Muhammad.
• D. Musa and Khidr
  Musa and Khidr is a Qur’anic narrative in Surah Al-Kahf that recounts Prophet Moses’ journey with the mysterious figure Khidr to illustrate the limits of human understanding and the hidden wisdom behind divine decree.
• E. As-Sabiqun (The Foremost)
  As-Sabiqun (The Foremost) are the elite believers in Islamic theology who are described in the Qur’an as those who hasten ahead in faith and good deeds and will receive the highest ranks and closest proximity to Allah in the Hereafter.
• F. None of above. chosen