What does the phrase "People of the Book" imply about Islam's relationship to Judaism and Christianity?

A. Islam viewed itself as thr only religion guided by the words of God.

B. Islam granted repsect to certain religions that lived by written scriptures.

C. Islam sought to imitate the other two religions' emphasis on writing.

D. Islam saw the Judeo-Christian Bible as being equal to the Qur'an.

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Islam granted respect to certain religions that lived by written scriptures ( B )

Explanation:

The phrase " people of the Book"  Islamic people referred to the Christians and the Jews because the Christians and the Jews had religious beliefs that were guided by a written holy book and they obeyed and lived by the laws written in the holy book .

The Islamic people granted respect to religions that lived and were dedicated to their religion based on the written principles stated out in a holy book. this was because Islam itself practiced a religion based on the beliefs and principles written out in a holy book called qua-ran.

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