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What other holy books are mentioned in the Quran?

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What other holy books are mentioned in the Quran?

Among the books considered to be revealed, the three mentioned by name in the Quran are the Tawrat (Torah or the Law) revealed to Musa (Moses), the Zabur (Psalms) revealed to Dawud (David), the Injil (the Gospel) revealed to Isa (Jesus).

Why Holy Quran is a miracle?

PROPHET Muhammed – peace be upon him – was the last and final messenger of God sent to the world and his message is valid until eternity. Since his message is everlasting and the miracle given to him by God is also everlasting and examineable by us all for all times. Al Quran is the miracle of miracles for all times.

What is the difference between the Qur’an and other divine books?

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What is the difference between the Qur’an and the other divine books? None of the divine books except the Qur’an at present are original versions that were revealed to the prophets of God. The original versions of these books lost in time and they were rewritten by human beings. Thus, elements of superstition were added to them.

Are there original versions of the books of the Quran?

None of the divine books except the Qur’an at present are original versions that were revealed to the prophets of God. The original versions of these books lost in time and they were rewritten by human beings. Thus, elements of superstition were added to them.

What is Qur’an all about?

Qur’an includes everything about humankind; the past, the future, all the positive and religious sciences as seeds and gist. The previous books treated Only Particular Subjects such as Du’a, advice, historical events and moral values. Qur’an is the only book, reading of which is worship.

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Is the Torah the original version of the Torah?

Moses (AS) and they even accepted paganism by losing their beliefs; and along with these historical facts, the present version of the Torah was written by some religious men very long after Hz. Moses and was accepted as a divine book as if it was the original version. It is clear that the Torah cannot be the version that was sent to Hz.