What are the sacred scriptures of Islam?

What are the sacred scriptures of Islam?

• A. Koran
• B. Bible
• C. Torah
• D. Vedas

Answer: (A)

The Qur'an, also spelled Koran, is Islam’s sacred book. It is believed to be the direct revelation of God to the Prophet Muhammad, conveyed in Arabic over about 23 years. Muslims regard it as the literal word of God and the primary source of guidance for belief, worship, and daily conduct. Its structure is made of chapters (surahs) and verses (ayahs), and while translations help non-Arabic readers understand its message, the original Arabic is considered authoritative. Recitation of the Qur’an is central to prayers and personal devotion, and many Muslims memorize large portions or the entire text (known as hafiz). The other options belong to other traditions: the Bible is sacred in Christianity (and also shared with Judaism), the Torah is the Jewish holy scripture, and the Vedas are foundational Hindu scriptures.

The Qur'an, also spelled Koran, is Islam’s sacred book. It is believed to be the direct revelation of God to the Prophet Muhammad, conveyed in Arabic over about 23 years. Muslims regard it as the literal word of God and the primary source of guidance for belief, worship, and daily conduct. Its structure is made of chapters (surahs) and verses (ayahs), and while translations help non-Arabic readers understand its message, the original Arabic is considered authoritative. Recitation of the Qur’an is central to prayers and personal devotion, and many Muslims memorize large portions or the entire text (known as hafiz). The other options belong to other traditions: the Bible is sacred in Christianity (and also shared with Judaism), the Torah is the Jewish holy scripture, and the Vedas are foundational Hindu scriptures.