, often referred to as the Holy Book of David (Dawud) , is one of the four primary divinely revealed scriptures in Islam. It is traditionally equated with the Book of Psalms found in the Bible. Overview of the Zabur

Relationship to Modern Psalms: While Muslims believe the original divine text was revealed to Dawud, many maintain that the modern Biblical Psalms may have undergone alterations over time.

Unlike the Torah or the Quran, the Zabur is traditionally viewed by scholars as a book of wisdom, praise, and spiritual exhortation rather than a legal code or a set of regulations.

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