1) The Qur'an:

1. is imitable.
2. is not meant to replace earlier scriptures.
3. rejects all previous scriptures.
4. is a judge over what is correct and true in the previous scriptures and what is not.

2) Muslims believe in all scriptures:

1. and uphold their textual integrity in the present form.
2. as originally revealed, but do not uphold their textual integrity in the present form.
3. have no opinion on their textual corruption.
4. and follow the law contained therein.

3) Why were scriptures revealed?

1. So Allah alone can be worshipped.
2. To settle religious disputes by referring to it.
3. As a continued criterion for human beings so that they cannot say on the Day of Judgment that they did not know why they were created.
4. All of the above.

4) Muslims often quote the biblical prophecies regarding the appearance of Prophet Muhammad.

1. By doing so, Muslims contradict themselves because they do not believe in the Bible.
2. Then they should believe in all of the Bible.
3. Because it may be from the unaltered portions of the bible.
4. A and B only.

5) It will be allowed to follow the Law of Moses if the original Torah containing it was present today.

1. True.
2. False.
3. It’s uncertain.
4. Islam does not address this issue.

6) According to Islamic belief, scriptures prior to Qur'an:

1. have undergone total corruption.
2. can not be referred to in any matter.
3. should not be respected.
4. should be disbelieved in.
5. none of the above.

7) The central message of the original Torah and Gospel was:

1. Allah is solely entitled to worship.
2. Jesus is God’s only begotten son and mankind’s Savior.
3. Jews are the chosen people of God.
4. war and hatred.