Calling it an example in one way to wiggle out.
Regardless, the Protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura is about the Bible, not whatever uninspired scribblings the unregenerate mistake for Scripture. But yes, I will admit it's possible for other religions to have equivalent doctrines. Karaites are Jews who do. I'm pretty sure all Sikhs do. But I don't know of any Muslims at all who hold a doctrine functionally equivalent to Sola Scriptura. They might exist, but I haven't heard of them. Certainly mainstream Muslims and even Wahhabis hold to the Hadith.
Let us make a list of some similarities SOME Protestants have with Islam.
Sola Scriptura - only the Koran serves a sa basis for the faith - tradition holds no weight.
No clergy - no authority exists between man and his relationship to God.
No icons - some Protestant sects don't even allow crosses.
No saints.
No alcohol.
Similarity to young adult baptism in some Protestant sects and young adult male circumcision in Islam
For some Protestant's Sunday's are not held to be the Lord's day.
No dancing or secular singing for some Protestant sects.
No Holy Eucharist
De-emphasis on the Holy Trinity