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Torah, Injeel, and Quran- All the Same?

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    TheUnseenLight
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    I remember some time ago, I read a post about someone claiming that another member spoke about how the Torah and the Injeel are within the Quran, or something in that nature, not separate books as we come to believe.

    Do you all know anyone with this understanding, or posts that spoke about this? I am curious to know what their position clearly is addressing, and why they believe this.

    Peace All

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      Peace brother!

      I see the Qur'an more like a clarification of the previous scriptures and the deen/creed of abraham because it got corrupted in the process.

      The Qur'an itself doesn't support that statement and i personally dont know anyone who said something like this. I even would say that you need to read the previous scriptures - especially the Torah or the whole Old Testament additionally Mark, Luke and Matthew of the New (being aware of the half truths in those) - to fully understand the Qur'an. And vice versa.

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