Divine Books and Their Revelations

Study Notes

Divine Books

Allah sent guidance to humans through Prophets and Messengers.
Allah revealed His Books to guide humanity, these are known as the Divine Books.
Divine Books command humans to do good, abstain from evil, and worship Allah alone.
Angel Jibreel (A.S) brought revelation to Allah's Prophets.

Four Divine Books

The Torah: revealed to Prophet Musa (A.S).
The Zaboor: revealed to Prophet Dawood (A.S).
The Bible: revealed to Prophet Esa (A.S).
The Holy Quran: revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Preservation of the Quran

Over time, changes were made to earlier Divine Books.
Allah sent the final Revelation, the Holy Quran, to prevent alterations.
The Holy Quran remains unchanged because Allah promised to preserve it.
Allah states in the Quran: "We have, without doubt, sent down the Message; and We will assuredly guard it." (Surah Al-Hijr: 09)

Revelation and Collection of the Quran

The Holy Quran was revealed in Arabic over a period of 23 years.
Revelation was received gradually and recited by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to his companions.
Companions who could read and write documented the revelations, while others memorized them.

Importance of the Quran

It is crucial to live according to the teachings of the Quran.
Allah rewards those who follow the Quran's teachings.

Description

Explore the concept of Divine Books sent by Allah through His Prophets. This quiz covers the four major Divine Books, their significance, and the preservation of the Holy Quran as the final revelation. Test your knowledge on these essential texts and their teachings.