Question

In which century was the holy Quran brought to India?
A. Seventh century
B. Eighth century
C. Ninth century
D. Tenth century

Answer 1

Hint: The spread of Islam and the Muslim victories started with the unification of Arabia by Prophet Muhammad. After Muhammad's passing in 632, Islam extended past the Bedouin Promontory under the Rashidun Caliphate and the Umayyad Caliphate.

Complete answer: The seventh century is the period from 601 to 700 as per the Julian schedule in the BC. The spread of Islam and the Muslim victories started with the unification of Arabia by Prophet Muhammad beginning in 622. The Muslim victory of Persia in the seventh century prompted the defeat of the Sasanian Realm. Additionally vanquished during the seventh century were Syria, Palestine, Armenia, Egypt, and North Africa. The Sacred Quran was brought to India in the seventh century by the dealers and transients. Muslims see the Quran as their sacred book and acknowledge the sway of the one God, Allah, whose adoration, benevolence and abundance grasp every one of the individuals who put stock in him regardless of social foundation. Not long after the prophet's passing, the Quran was assembled by the collaborators, who had recorded or retained pieces of it.
Therefore, the correct answer is “A”.

Note: Qur'an or Koran is the most important religious book of Islam, accepted by Muslims to be disclosure from Allah. As indicated by convention, a few of Muhammad's companions filled in as scribes and recorded the prophecies.