Miracle is an effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and is ascribed to a supernatural cause, such an event manifesting as a work of God, a wonder; marvel, a wonderful surpassing example of supreme quality.
The Miracle of Qur'an
The First Verse of Qur'an consists of 19 arabic letters: (19/1 = 19)
This formula is repeated 114 times: (114/6 = 19)
There are 114 Surahs in Qur'an: /(114/6 = 19)
The word "ISM" in the first Ayah of Qur'an occurs 19 times: (19/1 = 19)
The word "Allah" in the first Ayah of Qur'an occurs 2698 times: (2698/142 = 19)
The word "AR-RAHMAN" in the first Ayah of Qur'an ocuurs 57 times: (57/3 = 19)
The word "AR-RAHIM" in the first Ayah of Qur'an occurs 114 times: (114/6 = 19)
Muqatta'at
- In 1974, an Egyptian biochemist named Rashad Khalifa claimed to have discovered a mathematical code in the Qur'an based on these Muqatta'ats and the number 19, which is mentioned in Surah [74:30] of the Qur'an.
- He has noted other mathematical phenomena throughout the Qur'an, all related to what he describes as the "mathematical miracle of the Qur'an." Some of his findings relating to Surah (Chapters) with initials (Muqatta'ats) are:
- Between the first Muqatta'ats surah (Surah 2) and the last Muqatta'ats surah (Surah 68) there are 38 = 19 x 2 surahs without Muqatta'ats.
- Between the first and last Muqatta'ats surah there are 19 sets of alternating “ Muqatta'ats ” and “without Muqatta'ats” surahs.
These initials, which prefix 29 chapters of the Qur'an,
occur throughout their respective chapters in multiples of nineteen.
For example in surah Qaf [50] there are 57 'Qafs' (57/3 = 19)
Simple to Understand Impossible to Imitate
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