Understanding the Holy Books in Islam

The video discusses the belief in the holy books of Allah, detailing the four main scriptures: the Torah, Psalms, Gospel, and Quran. Each book's historical context, language, and purpose are explained. The Torah was revealed to Moses for the Israelites, written in Hebrew. The Psalms were given to David for the Jewish people, written in Coptic. The Gospel was revealed to Jesus for the Christians, initially in Syriac. The Quran, revealed to Muhammad, serves as the final and complete guidance. The video also compares books and scrolls, highlighting their differences in form and content.

What is the significance of believing in the holy books of Allah?

• They are only for the prophets.

• They are guidance for happiness in this world and the hereafter.

• They are historical documents.

• They are meant for specific nations only.

To whom was the Torah revealed?

• Prophet Jesus

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet David

• Prophet Moses

What language was the Torah originally written in?

• Arabic

• Hebrew

• Greek

• Latin

Who was the recipient of the Psalms?

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet Jesus

• Prophet David

• Prophet Moses

In what language were the Psalms originally written?

• Hebrew

• Arabic

• Kipti

• Suryani

Which prophet received the Gospel?

• Prophet Moses

• Prophet David

• Prophet Jesus

• Prophet Muhammad

What was the original language of the Gospel?

• Arabic

• Kipti

• Hebrew

• Suryani

Who was the final prophet to receive a holy book?

• Prophet Moses

• Prophet Jesus

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet David

What is the role of the Quran in relation to previous holy books?

• It replaces them entirely.

• It completes and confirms them.

• It ignores them.

• It contradicts them.

What is a key difference between books and scrolls?

• Scrolls are more widely used.

• Books are compiled, scrolls are separate sheets.

• Books are less complete.

• Scrolls are more durable.