Is the holy book of Islam the Muhammadian Bible?

Answer 1

No. According to both Muslims and Archeologists, Mohammed was responsible for neither the content nor the physical writing of the Qur'an.

According to Muslims, God revealed the Qur'anic verses to Mohammed who would recite them to the community. Then other Muslims would join him in the recitation. The Qur'an was kept as an oral document until the reign of Caliph Othman who had the Qur'an written down.

According to Archaeologists, there is no consistent agreement as to who wrote the Qur'an, but most believe that the Qur'an was finalized at least fifty years if not one or two centuries after Mohammed's death.

Answer 2

No. There is no such thing as a "Muhammadian Bible". Muslims have the Qur'an as their central holy book. They also accept the holiness of the Taurat, Zabur, and Injil, which roughly correspond with the Torah, Psalms, and Gospel (although there are slight differences between the Jewish and Christian versions of these texts).

Answer 3

No. Quran is only & only Allahs word. Because this was impossible for Prophet Muhammad (SM) {PBUH} to write Quran. He couldn't write arabic language while Quran's words were coming into the World.

Answer 4

No it was written by Allah