Experts agree that the first man on Earth was a Muslim. Does that mean humans originated in the Arabian Peninsula?

 No, the statement that the first man on Earth was a Muslim is not supported by scientific evidence. The concept of Islam as a religious belief emerged much later in human history. The idea that the first human was a Muslim is likely rooted in religious beliefs and not in scientific or historical facts.

According to scientific understanding, the origin of Homo sapiens, the species to which all modern humans belong, can be traced back to Africa. The current consensus among scientists is that Homo sapiens originated in East Africa around 200,000 years ago and eventually migrated to other parts of the world.

Religious beliefs and scientific explanations often serve different purposes and should be considered separately. Scientific theories and evidence provide explanations for natural phenomena, while religious beliefs offer spiritual and moral guidance. It's important to approach discussions about human origins with an understanding of both perspectives.