Revelation is the foundation of faith, providing divine guidance to humanity through scriptures that have shaped religious thought and practice. For Muslims, the Qur’an represents the final and unaltered word of God, confirming and clarifying earlier revelations while addressing the complexities of human existence. However, understanding the relationship between Islamic and previous scriptures, particularly the Bible, requires an honest and scholarly exploration of their origins, preservation, and messages.

This book, Revelation and the Scriptures: An Islamic Perspective, examines these themes by presenting the Islamic viewpoint on revelation, the authenticity of sacred texts, and the theological connections between Islam and Christianity. It seeks to foster a spirit of interfaith understanding, highlighting both common ground and key differences in how scriptures are perceived and interpreted.

Beyond theological discussions, this work also emphasizes the importance of respectful dialogue. Religious communities have a shared responsibility to engage with one another sincerely, overcoming misconceptions and working towards unity. By exploring these topics, this book invites readers to reflect on the role of divine guidance in their lives and in the broader human experience.

May this journey through scripture deepen our understanding, strengthen our faith, and inspire meaningful conversations between people of all beliefs.