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Islam: Muslim Beliefs

Kutub: the Muslim holy books

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How the Qur'an was compiled, the Tawrat, Zabur, Injil and Sahifah, Surahs 5:43 to 48, 4:163 to 171 and 57:27, why the Qur'an carries greater authority, and the Shi'a and Sunni approaches.

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What are the Kutub?

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Why is the Qur'an the most important holy book for Muslims?

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How was the Qur'an compiled into one book?

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  1. 1

    What are the Kutub?

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    The Kutub are the holy books Allah revealed to his prophets. Belief in them is one of the Six Beliefs of Sunni Islam.

  2. 2

    Why is the Qur'an the most important holy book for Muslims?

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    The Qur'an is Allah's final revelation, given to Muhammad through Jibril over about 23 years. Muslims believe the Qur'an is unchanged since it was revealed.

  3. 3

    How was the Qur'an compiled into one book?

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    Caliph Abu Bakr had the revealed verses collected into one book after many memorisers died in battle. Caliph Uthman later issued a single standard copy.

  4. 4

    What is the Tawrat?

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    The Tawrat is the Torah, the scripture Allah revealed to the prophet Musa.

  5. 5

    What does Surah 5:43–48 teach about the Tawrat and the Injil?

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    Surah 5:44 says the Tawrat contained guidance and light, and 5:46 says the Injil confirmed it. Surah 5:48 says the Qur'an confirms both and stands guard over them.

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    What is the Zabur?

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    The Zabur is the Psalms, the holy book Allah gave to the prophet Dawud.

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