Which statement best describes the qur'an? a. the code of byzantine law formulated by emperor justinian b. the first five books of the hebrew bible c. the new testament account of st. paul's missionary work d. the islamic text containing mohammad's teachings

The answer to this fine question is the letter D.

Quran is the Islamic holy book, which contains Muhammad's teachings, rules of behavior and ethical norms and principles. As such, it does not represent a Christian or Jewish doctrine. All other options offered are related to Christianity, options A, B and C, while only option B is related to Judaism. Basically, all sacred books of all three monotheistic religions have a lot of similarities, although when it comes to the Quran, it is about Muhammad's teachings as holy books of the Muslims.

The answer is: D.

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