Understanding the Divine Books in Islam

This video tutorial discusses the importance of faith in the holy books of Islam, including the Torah, Zabur, Injil, and Quran. It explains the purpose of these books as guidance for humanity, detailing their historical context and teachings. The video also introduces the concept of Suhuf, or separate revelations, and concludes with guidance on how to properly believe in these texts.

What is the primary purpose of the divine books according to the introduction?

• To predict the future

• To replace human laws

• To serve as a guide for humanity

• To provide entertainment

To whom was the Torah revealed?

• Prophet David

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet Moses

• Prophet Jesus

What language was the Torah originally written in?

• Latin

• Arabic

• Hebrew

• Greek

Which of the following is NOT part of the Ten Commandments?

• Stealing

• Honoring parents

• Lying

• Eating pork

Who received the Zabur?

• Prophet Moses

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet David

• Prophet Jesus

In which language was the Injil revealed?

• Syriac

• Arabic

• Hebrew

• Latin

What significant prophecy is mentioned in the Injil?

• The rise of a new kingdom

• The end of the world

• The fall of Jerusalem

• The coming of Prophet Muhammad

What is the Quran's role among the divine books?

• To be a historical document

• To serve only a specific community

• To confirm and complete previous revelations

• To replace all previous books

What are Suhuf?

• Separate scrolls of revelation

• Complete books

• Historical records

• Poetic verses

Which prophet received Suhuf along with the Torah?

• Prophet David

• Prophet Jesus

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet Moses