Job’s story in the Qur’an is more clear cut than it is in the Bible. In the Qur’an, Job’s enemy is explicitly:

In ancient Arabia, the deities Allat, Manat, and Al-‘Uzza were the daughters of:

When the Qur’an calls Abraham a “hanifan musliman,” the meaning is that:

Which of these words does NOT describe the way that Biblical prophets are depicted in the Qur’an?

Were the jinn created before, or after humanity in the Qur’an?

The Qur’an spends a fair amount of time talking about the Virgin Mary’s:

In its repurposing of the story of Moses, the Qur’an is especially interested in the story of Moses and

In Islamic tradition, Abraham:

True or false: “In the Qur’an, Jesus foretells the coming of the Prophet Muhammad.”

Who is ‘Isa ibn Maryam?

Iblis, in the Qur’an, is often associated with:

When does the name “Allah” start to show up on the archaeological record in the Arabian peninsula?

True or false: “The Qur’an tells the story of Jonah very similarly to the way that it’s told in the Bible.”

True or false: “The Qur’an states that Jesus was the son of God.”

Does the Qur’an tell the story of Adam and Eve?

The Qur’an tells a story about Abraham that’s not in the Bible. The story is about Abraham:

True or false: “The Qur’an talks about the Virgin Mary more than the Bible does.”

True or false: “The Qur’an states that Jesus was born from a virgin.”

The jinn, in ancient Arabian folklore, were:

The Qur’anic word “mushrikun,” often translated as “idolaters” in English translations, can be more literally translated as: