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The Koran, also called the Qur'an (القرآن in Arabic) is the sacred scripture of Islam. It is analogous to the Bible for Christians.

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	The '''Koran''', also called the '''Qur'an''' (القرآن in [[Arabic]]) is the sacred scripture of [[Islam]]. It is analogous to the [[Bible]] for [[Christian\|Christians]].		The '''Koran''', also called the '''Qur'an''' (القرآن in [[Arabic]]) is the sacred scripture of [[Islam]]. It is analogous to the [[Bible]] for [[Christian\|Christians]].
−	The Gospels and the Epistles contain several references to the Tanakh's predictions of Jesus however the Koran contains no references to anything while still claiming itself as the final authority after the Bible. Such leads Christians to question its authority.