Thread: Would you delete a copy of the Koran?
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Old 09-19-2010, 10:26 AM   #156
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Originally Posted by carld View Post
I asked this question of a friend of mind. She said, from what she understood, all copies of the Koran are sacred, so deleting an ebook version would in-fact be the same as burning one. I'm skeptical, but *shrug*.
I would assume then that any Muslim who had a copy of the Qu'ran on their reader could never sell it, or else would have to sell it without deleting the content first.
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