Understanding the Holy Books in Islam

The video tutorial provides an overview of the four holy books in Islam: the Torah, Zabur, Injil, and Quran. It explains their significance, teachings, and the prophets to whom they were revealed. The Quran is emphasized as the final and most complete guide for Muslims, while the other books are acknowledged for their historical importance. The lesson concludes with the importance of believing in these books as part of the Islamic faith.

What is the primary purpose of the holy books according to the lesson?

• To serve as historical records

• To provide guidance for humanity

• To predict future events

• To entertain readers

Which of the following is NOT one of the four holy books mentioned?

• Gospel

• Psalms

• Torah

• Vedas

To whom was the Torah revealed?

• Muhammad

• Jesus

• Moses

• David

In which language was the Torah originally revealed?

• Latin

• Greek

• Hebrew

• Arabic

What is the meaning of 'Zabur'?

• Song

• Law

• Writing

• Prophecy

Who was the recipient of the Gospel?

• Moses

• David

• Jesus

• Muhammad

What is the primary language of the Gospel?

• Latin

• Greek

• Hebrew

• Arabic

Which book is considered the final and complete guidance for Muslims?

• Torah

• Psalms

• Gospel

• Quran

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

• To replace them

• To ignore them

• To contradict them

• To confirm and complete them

According to the lesson, what is a key responsibility of Muslims towards the Quran?

• To keep it as a decorative item

• To memorize it entirely

• To read it without understanding

• To learn, understand, and teach it