Why do Muslims think that the Torah and Injil are corrupt?

Part of the reasons that Muslims believe that the Torah must be corrupted is that in general, Muslims believe biblical figures were saintly. To them, that means that people like Noah, Judah, etc., simply could not have committed grave sins. read more

The Torah and Bible that exist in our time now are both corrupt. They are not the books that were bestowed on Moses and Jesus. read more

Belief that this scripture is divinely inspired is one of Islam's fundamental tenets, and traditional Muslim teaching stresses those passages in the Qur'an which affirm the Christian Gospel and the Hebrew Torah as valid revelations of God and paths to salvation. Early Muslims have historically held multiple perspectives in regard to the Bible. read more

So, when the Torah tells the story of Noah getting drunk, or Moses getting angry, or David sending a man off to war to get killed so he could marry the widow, Muslims can't believe that could happen. They have to think the Torah got "corrupted" (or garbled in transmission) somewhere along the line. read more