The term "holy writs" typically refers to religious texts that are considered sacred by a particular faith. However, different religions have their own specific holy texts with different names. For example, Christians refer to their holy writs as the Bible, which includes the Old and New Testaments. Muslims refer to their holy writs as the Qur'an, which is considered the final revelation of Allah to the Prophet Muhammad. Hindus have the Vedas, which are the oldest Hindu scriptures that contain spiritual and philosophical teachings. Buddhists have various texts, including the Tipitaka and the Diamond Sutra, which contain the teachings of the Buddha. These texts are all considered holy writs within their respective religions.