Mainly on their holy book, the Qur'án.
No. There are additional holy books. See the Related Link for more information.
The Quran is the only Holy book in Islam and is believed to be the exact words of God himself.
The four Islamic Holy Books are the Qur'an, Tawrat, Zabur, and Injil which translate to the Qur'an, Torah, Psalms, and Gospels respectively.
The last holy book of God is Qur'an; Muslim's holy book. Before Qur'an there are God holy books of Psalm, Torah, and the Bible.
There are many holy books to help sustain different faiths. There are Catholic holy books, there are Jewish holy books, there are Muslim holy books, there are Christian holy books, and many other types of holy books for differing faiths. It helps to know which faith you are wanting to learn about. There are many online sources for differing faiths.
Koran or Quran is the Holy Book revealed on Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) and Bible or Injeal is the Holy Book revealed on Prophet Jesus ( Hazrat I'sa A.S). So for a non -Muslim Quran is Islam's Bible but for a Muslim Quran is Quran and Bible is the Holy Book preceding Quran. (remember for a Muslim both Holy Books are to be equally respected but Quran is to be followed)
The two main religious books are the Quran and the Bible. The Quran is the holy book of the Muslim religion and the Bible is the book read by Christians.
belief in the oneness of God belief in the prophets, angels, holy books good deeds, abstention from bad deeds belief in the hereafter living by the 5 pillars of Islam
Muslims believe in all God holy books including the Torah (God holy book of Judaism) and the Bible (God holy book of Christianity). Muslims believe that the source of these books are from God but they have been deviated.
There is a Sura Al-Asr (The Time) in the 30th para of the holy Qur'an. Time is a sign of Allah Almighty. It is forbidden to curse Time.
No, in two ways. Muslims do not find their leaders in books, but rather in the real world. The Muslim holy book is called the Qur'an. The Five Pillars are a set of Muslim requirements derived from the Qur'an.