In libraries, do they put the bible and the quran in the fiction or non-fiction section?

Question

Isn't it funny though the quran and the bible is in the exact same section of the library lol and I'm sure along with a few other religious texts.

Answer 1

Religion section is next to fiction section.

Answer 2

non-fiction, look in the 180-280 range.

Answer 3

the religion section.  right next to myths and legends actually.  just came from the library.

Answer 4

They are in the religion section at my library, which is right next to the reference section.

It's not funny the quran and Bible are in the same section.  Some people believe in islam.  I found Ibn Warraq's "Why I Am Not a Muslim" just a couple of shelves away from the quran, lol.  

Answer 5

Non-fiction - under religion.

x

Answer 6

There should be a delusional drivel section with warning may cause a brain virus and stop logical thought

Answer 7

They put it in the "Religion" section.

Answer 8

Haven't been to many libraries, I see.  They all have a "religion" section.

Answer 9

Some space in the fiction section should be reserved for three well know fiction writers: Dawkins, Harris, and Hitchens.

Answer 10

In the Religion Area which is not a subsection of Fiction.  you should visit more libraries or bookstores.

Answer 11

I'm not Muslim but I can tell you they put the Bible in the science section next to Evolution since they both deal correctly with the same subject.

Answer 12

Fiction, hopefully.  Otherwise it would be misplaced.

Answer 13

Religion section.

Answer 14

Religion, which is nonfiction.  Don't get too excited--they also put folklore such as tales collected by the Grimm Brothers in the nonfiction section.

EDIT:  Bowen, you weren't wrong.  Most libraries shelve bibles in the reference section.

Answer 15

I would think the reference section would be more likely.

EDIT: Oops. I just looked it up. I was wrong. Never mind.

EDIT: Thanks, Boris. I was going by what I found according to the DDC.