True. The Quran is indeed the holy book of Islam.
Muslims believe that the Quran contains the direct words of Allah (God), revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over approximately 23 years, starting in 610 CE at Mount Hira. These revelations were initially memorized and written down by Muhammad's companions. After his death in 632 CE, these written fragments and oral traditions were compiled into a single, authoritative text, which became the Quran we know today. It serves as the primary source of Islamic law, theology, and morality. For Muslims, the Quran is not just a religious text; it is considered the literal word of God and the ultimate guide for living a righteous life.
