The sentence "the man is holding a book" means:

There is a specific man (we know which one we’re talking about, like if we’re pointing to someone or referring to a man we mentioned before) and right now, he has a book in his hands—he’s keeping the book there with his hands, not letting it fall or putting it down.

It describes an action happening at the present moment: the man has the book in his grasp.

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