The first writes

Because of his ingenuity in writing and his diligence to learn, Allah SWT. spirit Idris (Arabic: Daras, word: diligent study). Prophet Idris as lived around the year 4533 to 4188 BC. In the history of human civilization, he was the first author on earth. He was the first man to find a way to write and to raise the tradition of writing to his people.

Rasulullah Muhammad Saw. never said (Muslim): In the past, there was a prophet who was writing something (writing on sand). Whoever is in accordance with his writings, then like that. The Muslim scholars and historians believe that in this hadith is Prophet Idris as. In history, the evidence of a literary work that exists in the place where Prophet Idris took part. The picture next to this is a stone slab containing writings of stars calculated to be 4000 years old and an ancient Sumerian relic. The Sumerians or Babylonians (now Iraq) have been known as the oldest nation in the world who have the ability to write (Around 3,500 - 3000 BC). One proof is the Hanging Garden that can still be witnessed today. Similarly Egypt, is known to have had a tradition of writing in about 3000 - 2000 BC. At this time this nation is old and already using papyrus leaves as a tool and place.

In the days of Prophet Idris as, man has indeed spoken in 72 languages. In addition to clever writing, Prophet Idris is also good at drawing. According to one narration, during his lifetime, Prophet Idris had drawn 188 of the city's development. He also divides the earth into four parts and determines a king in every part. The kings are Elaus, Zous, Esqlebeos and Zous Amon.

There are number of findings that support the 'sophistication' of civilization in the time of Prophet Idris. Among other findings from the plates of the land are estimated to be 4000 years old (ancient Sumerian times). On this plate there is a writing on mathematics in the form of writing nails. In addition there are also findings, both metal plates, and vessels in the form of jars and glass made of clay. A stone slab on which carving people were planted was also found in the ancient city of Iraq.