Concept:The Qur'an differs from earlier revealed Books because it gives complete guidance for every part of life.
Explanation:Earlier Books, such as the Tawrah, Zabur and Injil, were sent to particular communities during particular periods.
The Qur'an, however, was revealed as the final and universal guide for all of mankind.
It contains spiritual values, as it teaches the correct worship of Allah through prayer, fasting and other acts of devotion.
It contains moral values, as it commands honesty, justice, patience and kindness, and forbids lying, cheating and oppression.
It also contains social values, giving clear rulings on marriage, inheritance, trade and the welfare of society.
Thus, the Qur'an is not merely a book for prayer, recitation or protection alone.
It is a complete constitution of life, as Allah says: "And We have sent down to you the Book as clarification for everything, and as guidance, mercy and good tidings for the Muslims" (Qur'an 16:89).
Answer:The Qur'an is different from other revealed Books because both spiritual, moral and social values are found in it (Option C).