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we know him by name or not. As for theparticular belief, we must believe in everyScripture that is mentioned in rhe Qur'an byname. They are five:l- The Qur'an, which is in our hands,the Book that was sent down to Muhammad,peace be upon him.2- \\e Torah, The Old Testament. senrdown to Musa, peace be upon him.3- The Injeel, The Evangel, or TheNew Testament, sent down to Isa (Jesus),peace be upon him.4- Az-Zaboor, the Psalms, sent down toDawood, (David), peace be upon him.5- The Sheets of Ibrahim, peace beupon him.We know that it is obligatgry ro believein all those Books. But, do we have tobelieve in all of the Scriptures circulatedtoday? Or, are the Scriptures available todaythe sanre as those revealed to the Messengeriof Allah? These are general questions. The1'7
answer is that although the Scriptures thatpreceded the Qur'an may contain parts ofthe original texts, but they cannot beconsidered as genuine, for the followingreasons:1- The complete original texts of thoseScriptures are no longer in existence. Whatis available today is only the translation withwhich the opinions of the translators, andthe exegeses are mixed.2- The original texts of those Bookswere not written down during theMessengers' lifetime, rather, they werewritten down hundreds of years thereafter.They were collected from reports given bythe Messengers'followers as was the case ofthe Bible. The original text itselfdisappeared and was compiled for thesecond time from reports and narratives,and so was the case of the Torah.3- All previous Scriptures were notmeant to address mankind at large, rathereach Book was sent to one particular nation,28
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