Do Muslims Use the Bible? Understanding Interfaith Perspectives

Explore the Muslim view on the Bible and its significance in interfaith discussions.

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Muslims acknowledge the Bible as a holy text, but they primarily follow the Quran. While they respect biblical figures like Moses and Jesus, Muslims believe that the Quran is the final and unaltered word of God.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do Muslims believe in the Old and New Testaments? Muslims respect the Old and New Testaments but believe the Quran is the final revelation.
  2. What do Muslims think of Jesus? Muslims view Jesus as a significant prophet but not as the son of God.
  3. How does the Quran relate to the Bible? The Quran acknowledges biblical figures but asserts its own message as the ultimate scripture.

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