Genesis: The First Book of Torah

This book is based upon the narration of events in the first book of Torah - "The Genesis" - since the time of Adam in the Garden of Eden, till Joseph in Egypt. The writer does not agree with various events narrated in this book to be based on facts.

These events were molded much later by story-teller to ensure that a particular person, family and race, is portrayed as having divine favors. It was modified to justify centuries later, of the occupation of a particular piece of land. It highlights the contradictions, amendments and claims which are again contradictory to scientific discoveries and unethical practices attributed to the Prophets of the Almighty. 

It also raises simple questions that a common man would normally encounter, but could not find answers from elsewhere, but will surely find what he seeks after reading this book.

The book is divided into two main sections: the primeval history (chapters 1–11) and the ancestral history (chapters 12–50).  

Author: Asif Azam