Editing Cain (section)

===Islamic interpretation===
{{Main|Cain and Abel in Islam}}
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Cain's name in Islamic tradition is Qabil ({{langx|ar|قابيل}}). His story is mentioned in the [[Quran]], though without a name, where he and his brother [[Abel]] offer sacrifices; Abel's sacrifice was accepted while Cain's was not. Cain gets angry and threatens to murder his brother, but Abel tries to console him, saying that God only accepts sacrifices from the God-fearing and that he wouldn't try to harm Cain. In the end, Cain kills Abel. God sends a [[crow]] searching in the ground to show Cain how to hide the disgrace of his brother. In his shame, Cain began to curse himself and became full of guilt.<ref>[https://quran.com/5?startingVerse=27 Quran 5:27-31]</ref>