Letters count in the Qur’an

Letters count in the Qur’an

27:1 Ta Seen. These (are the) Verses (of) the Qur’an and a clear Book ... 27:93 And say, "All praise (be) to Allah, He will show you His Signs, and you will recognize them. And your Lord is not unaware of what you do."

(Chapter “An-Naml” (The Ant) is numbered 27 and has 93 Verses. It begins with two letters, “Tay Seen.” In Chapter 27, the letter “Tay” is written 27 times. In the same Chapter, consisting of 93 Verses, the letter “Seen” is written 93 times. Source: Shabir Ally) (Allah knows best)

68:1 Nun. By the pen and what they write,

(Chapter 68 starts with the letter “N.” This letter appears in 50 out of 52 Verses in Chapter 68 of the Qur’an (“N” does not appear in Verses 68:20 and 68:40). The letter “N” has a numerical value of 50 in the Abjad system) (Allah knows best)

Abjad Numerals / Numerical Values of the Arabic alphabet

https://qdvbp.blogspot.com/2018/10/abjad-numerals-numerical-values-of.html

26:1 Ta Seen Meem. 26:2 These (are the) Verses (of) the clear Book. 26:3 Perhaps you (would) kill yourself that they (do) not become believers. 26:4 If We will, We can send down to them a Sign from the sky so (that) their necks would bend to it (in) humility.

(The “Muqatta’at” are combinations of between one and five Arabic letters appearing at the beginning of 29 out of the 114 Chapters of the Qur’an) (Chapter 2, 3, 29, 30, 31, and 32 say “Alif Lam Mim”; Chapter 7 says: “Alif Lam Mim Sad”; Chapters 10, 11, 12, 14 and, 15 say: “Alif Lam Ra”; Chapter 13 says “Alif Lam Mim Ra”; Chapter 19 says “Kaf ha Ya ‘Ain Sad”; Chapter 20 says “Ta ha”; Chapters 26 and 28 say “Ta Sin Mim”; Chapter 27 says “Ta Sin”; Chapter 36 says “Ya Sin”; Chapter 38 says “Sad”; Chapters 40, 41, 43, 44, 45, and 46 say “Ha Mim”; Chapter 42 says “Ha Mim; ‘Ain Sin Qaf”; Chapter 50 says “Qaf” and Chapter 68 says “Nun”) (So, in the “Muqatta’at,” “Alif” occurs 13 times; “Lam” 13 times; “Mim” 17 times; “Sad” 3 times; “Ra” 6 times; “Kaf” 1 time; “ha” 2 times; “Ya” 2 times; “’Ain” 2 times; “Ta” 4 times; “Sin” 5 times; “Ha” 7 times; “Qaf” 2 times; and “Nun” 1 times) (Chapter 26 begins by saying “26:1 Ta Seen Meem. 26:2 These are the Verses of the clear Book.” It is interpreted that Verse 26:2 is referring to Verse 26:1. If we replace “Ta, Seen, Meem” with their counts, we get “4, 5, 17” (Ta appears 4 times in Verses with “Muqatta’at,” and so on). There are 6236 Verses in the entire Qur’an. If we add the number 19 to the sum of the numbers “4, 5, 17,” then: 4 + 5 (x 19) + 17 (x 19 x 19) = 6236. That is the number of Verses in the Qur’an. It also proves that the Qur’an has been preserved, because if a single verse were added or removed, this calculation would be broken. By adding the positional value (1, 19, 19 x 19), it proves that even the order of “Ta-Seen-Meen” matters) (Number 19 is not just a random number; Verses 74:30-31 say, “over it are nineteen” “...And We have not made their number except (as) a trial for those who disbelieve”) (Allah knows best)

26:5 And (does) not come to them any/(a) new reminder from the Most Gracious, but they turn away from it.

(Note: the Arabic letters involved in the “Muqatta’at” are 14, which make up exactly half of the 28 letters in the Arabic alphabet) (Allah knows best)

50:1 Qaf. By the Qur’an, the Glorious.

(If I am not mistaken, the letter “Qaf” appears 55 times in Chapter 50. Excluding the “Qaf” in Verse 50:1 and the double Qaf, the letter Qaf appears 50 times in Chapter 50 (a 50:50 balance)) (In this case, the numbers are somewhat “forced to match.” I was told that in Chapter 42, which also starts with “Qaf” (42:2), the letter Qaf appeared 55 times, just as in Chapter 50. But I myself counted 56 in Chapter 42 (instead of 55). I say this to strongly affirm that there are many mathematical miracles in the Qur’an which prove that the Qur’an is from God, but not all sources or people are trustworthy; therefore, I invite you to check the information by counting it yourself. If the number of times Qaf appears in Chapters 42 and 50 does not match, it is an irrelevant matter; there are other miracles or matters regarding these Chapters, letters, or words here and everywhere in the Qur’an which are 100% accurate, correct, and miraculous, while other books, other than the Qur’an, are not) (Allah know best)

1:1 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. 1:2 All praises and thanks be to Allah, the Lord of the worlds 1:3 The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful, 1:4 Master of the Day of the Judgment. 1:5 You Alone we worship, and You Alone we ask for help. 1:6 Guide us to the straight path. 1:7 The path of those on whom You have bestowed Favors, not of those who earned wrath on themselves, and not of those who go astray.

(The first Chapter of the Qur’an, “Al Fatihah” (The Opening), in its original language (Arabic), has 7 Verses, 29 words, and 139 letters. All of these are prime numbers, and their digit sums are prime numbers too (7 = 7; 2 + 9 = 11; and 1 + 3 + 9 = 13); and the total of these sums is another prime number (7 + 11 + 13 = 31). If these numbers (7, 29, 139) are arranged next to each other right-to-left (139297) and left-to-right (729139), these two numbers are also prime numbers) (And also, their digit sums are prime numbers: (1 + 3 + 9 + 2 + 9 + 7 = 31) and (7 + 2 + 9 + 1 + 3 + 9 = 31)) (Allah knows best)

Chapter 1, word by word:

http://corpus.quran.com/wordbyword.jsp?chapter=1&verse=1

29:1 Alif Laam Meem.

(All Chapters of the Qur'an with Muqatta'at speak about the Qur'an itself right after or soon after the Muqatta'at, with the exception of Chapters 29, 30, and 68, which speak about people right after the Muqatta'at) (If we add these numbers together, the sum is 29 + 30 + 68 = 127, the 30th prime number. Notice that this prime ordinal number equals the middle number (30) of the three exceptions) (List of all Chapters with Muqatta'at: Verse 2:1-2: "Alif Laam Meen. That (is) the Book..."; Verses 3:1-3: "alif-lam-meen ... He revealed to you the Book"; Verses 7:1-2: "Alif Laam Meem Saad. (This is) a Book revealed..."; 10:1: "alif-lam-ra. These (are the) Verses (of) the Book..."; 11:1: "alif-lam-ra. (This is) a Book its Verses are perfected..."; 12:1: (alif-lam-ra. These (are the) Verses (of) the Book..."; 13:1: "Alif Laam Mim Ra. These (are) the Verses (of) the Book..."; 14:1: "Alif Laam Ra. A Book which We have revealed..."; 15:1: "Alif Laam Ra. These (are) the Verses (of) the Book..."; 19:1-2: "Kaaf Ha Ya Ain Sad. (A) mention of the Mercy of your Lord..."; 20:1-2: "Ta Ha. We (have) not sent down to you the Quran that you be distressed..."; 26:1-2: "Ta Seem Meen. These (are the) Verses (of) the Book..."; 27:1: "Ta Seen. These (are the) Verses (of) the Qur'an and a Book..."; 28:1-2: "Ta Seem Meem. These (are the) Verses (of) the Book..."; Verse 29:1-2: "Alif Laam Meem. Do the people think..."; 30:1-2: "Alif Lam Meem. Have the Romans been defeated..."; 31:1-2: "Alif Lam Meem. These (are) Verses (of) the Book..."; 32:1-2: "Alif Lam Meem. (The) revelation (of) the Book..."; 36:1-2: "Ya Seen. By the Quran the Wise,..."; 38:1: "Saad. By the Quran full (of) reminder..."; 40:1-2: "Ha Meem. (The) revelation (of) the Book..."; 41:1-2: "Ha Meem. A revelation from the Most Gracious,..."; 42:1-3: "Ha Meem. Ayn Seen Qaaf. Thus Allah, the All-Mighty, the All-Wise, reveals to you,..."; 43:1-2: "Ha Meem. By the Book..."; 44:1-2: "Ha Meem. By the Book..."; 45:1-2: "Ha Meem. (The) revelation (of) the Book..."; 46:1-2: "Ha Meem. (The) revelation (of) the Book..."; 50:1: "Qaf. By the Quran, the Glorious..."; 68:1-2: "Nun. By the pen and what they write, you are not, by the Grace of your Lord, a madman…") (Allah knows best)

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See also: The Qur’an and Mathematics. Mathematical miracles in the Qur’an. Word repetitions in the Qur’an (Index)

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