[pinkpanther]

Yes, that is true. The Quran tells us that we have to believe in the ENTIRE Quran. We cannot pick and choose what to believe or disbelieve. 

But I can pick and choose which part of your Bible to believe and for the other part, I will say "I neither believe nor disbelieve", like that part where it says to kill babies.

Do you want to know how and why? I've explained it to you already but I'm sure you don't remember.

You are wrong.

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Yes, the Quran, a central text of Islam, states that one should believe in all scriptures, including the Torah (Tawrah) and the Gospel (Injeel). This implies that picking and choosing which verses to believe is not acceptable within the framework of Islamic belief. 

Muslims believe that God revealed himself to prophets, including Moses, Abraham, and Jesus, through the Torah and Gospel. Therefore, they do not reject these scriptures, but rather see them as confirmations of divine guidance preceding the Quran.