Concept:Each divinely revealed book is connected with the prophet who received it, so the analogy links the scripture directly to its prophet.
Explanation:The Holy Qur'an was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.).
"Suhuf" means the Scrolls or Pages of early revelation.
According to Islamic belief, the Suhuf were revealed to Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.).
Qur'an 87:18-19 even mentions the Suhuf of Ibrahim alongside those of Musa (A.S.).
Consequently, the comparison "Qur'an is to Muhammad (S.A.W.)" matches "Suhuf is to Ibrahim (A.S.)."
Among the given choices, Isa (A.S.) received the Injil, Daud (A.S.) received the Zabur, and Yusuf (A.S.) is not associated with the Suhuf.
Hence, none of the listed options represents the correct prophet, because Ibrahim (A.S.) is absent from the list.
Answer:The Suhuf is to Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.).
Since Ibrahim (A.S.) is not among the options provided, the options given are inaccurate for this question.