The Qur'an, which Muslims believe was revealed to Muhammad, shares narrative elements with Christian texts, such as stories of Mary and Jesus, but with distinct differences in theology (e.g., Jesus is not divine in Islam).
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Critics argue these parallels show borrowing, while Muslims assert the Qur'an corrects earlier revelations. Lack of direct access to Christian texts in Arabic and Muhammad's illiteracy complicate claims of copying, suggesting oral transmission or shared cultural traditions as likely influences.
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