the story of the torah from the perspective of the qur an and history

the history of the bible implies that the torah has been formed and distorted over time. the qur an also confirms this issue. the holy qur an, in addition to introducing the jews as the people of the book, uses the word torah eighteen times, which is a collection of divine teachings bestowed on prophet moses. on the one hand, the holy qur an acknowledges and affirms it, and on the other hand, it attributes distortion to this book and introduces the torah as one of the books that has been distorted throughout history, however, the holy qur’an considers the part of the torah that has been preserved to contain the teachings of god and can be acknowledged in general, and considers it a means of guiding the jewish people and advises them to refer to it. the collection of information in this writing is library-based and their processing is descriptive-analytical. this article seeks to prove the view that the current torah, with its various versions, has been disappeared in the ups and downs of the times, and that what exists is a very blurred and inconsistent face of the original version, and the holy qur an confirms this.