[6] The order of the paragraphs. During the last month of Ramadan, before the death of his prophet, the entire Bible was reviewed and confirmed twice. This is a testament to the fact that the Bible should have been prepared and testified by the prophet himself while he was alive, and his examination was both on the record and on the writings of his associates. C. The Bible should be copied on a simple object The complete and correct order of the Scriptures was present when the prophet was still alive. After all, they are written on separate objects, such as pieces of animal skins, thin slabs of stone, sticks, leaves (like our Khmer script), palm trees, animal bones, and so on. After the Prophet's death, Abu was born, the first generation of Islamic leaders ordered that copies of the Bible be copied from various objects and placed on a simple object, a piece of paper shaped like a piece of paper. The sheets are tied together like this and will not slip off any part. D. Osman copied the Scriptures from the set of manuscripts. In the old days, many of them were writing down the verses of the Bible when they heard the prophet Sutra. However, not all of the things they recorded were checked by the prophet and confirmed as correct, so mistakes could still be made. Some of his associates did not hear the prophet recite them directly after he received these verses from God. This also means that all of his associates may be missing out on different parts of the Bible. This has caused some controversy among Muslims about the amount of biblical texts to be read in the generation led by Osman. Stomach. Osman borrows an original set of biblical texts examined by the Prophet Muhammad from the Prophet's wife, Hafsaha. Mr. Osman