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Islamic holy books
Wider religious scriptures of Islam
- Also called Islamic books, Holy books in Islam
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Zabur
book, mentioned in the Quran and hadith as revealed to Dawood (David); usually identified with the Book of PsalmsWritten no date recorded -
Injil
Christian Gospel from an Islamic perspectiveWritten no date recorded -
Scrolls of Abraham
document mentioned in the Quran (87:19, 53:37)Written no date recorded -
Scrolls of Moses
document mentioned in the Quran (53:36, 87:19); sometimes identified with Tawrat (Torah)Written no date recorded
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