Understanding the Divine Books in Islam

The video discusses the concept of divine books in Islam, emphasizing the belief in all books revealed by Allah to His prophets. It highlights the importance of both general and specific belief in these books, mentioning the Quran, Torah, and Gospel. The video also addresses the number of divine books, referencing a hadith that claims 104 books were revealed, but notes the hadith's inauthenticity due to unreliable narrators.

What is the primary duty of Muslims regarding the divine books?

• To memorize all the books

• To globally believe in all the books

• To disregard the books

• To only believe in the Quran

Which Quranic verse emphasizes belief in all divine books?

• Surat Al-Kahf, ayat 10

• Surat Al-Baqarah, ayat 285

• Surat Al-Fatiha, ayat 1

• Surat Al-Ikhlas, ayat 3

What does it mean to believe in divine books globally?

• To acknowledge their existence and truth

• To read them all in their original language

• To follow only the Quran

• To know the exact content of each book

Which books are specifically mentioned in the Quran?

• Quran, Torah, Gospel

• Quran, Bible, Vedas

• Quran, Zabur, Bible

• Quran, Torah, Bhagavad Gita

What is the reported number of divine books according to a hadith?

• 134

• 124

• 114

• 104

Who is reported to have asked the Prophet about the number of divine books?

• Abu Bakr

• Abu Dhar

• Ali

• Umar

What is the status of the hadith regarding the number of divine books?

• Sound

• Authentic

• Weak

• Fabricated

Who is identified as a fabricator in the chain of the hadith about divine books?

• Abu Bakr

• Anas bin Malik

• Abu Huraira

• Ibrahim bin Hisham al-Ghassani

What should be the approach towards hadiths with questionable authenticity?

• Rely on them for religious rulings

• Refer to authentic sources

• Accept them without question

• Disregard them completely

What is the significance of relying on authentic sources in Islam?

• To avoid scholarly debates

• To simplify religious teachings

• To follow cultural traditions

• To ensure accurate religious practice