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The Miracle of Al-Quran

Miracle of QuranThe Holy Quran Is Miracle of Islam


He (Allah) is fully aware of what they have as. He has counted the numbers of all things. ( Quran Sura 72:28)

We will show them our proofs in the horizons, and within themselves, until they realize that this is the truth. Is your Lord not sufficient as a witness of all things ? (Quran Sura 41:53)

Indeed the book of the righteous will be in 'Elleyyeen. Do you know what 'Elleyyeen is ? A Numerically Structured Book To be witnessed By Those close to me. The righteous have deserved bliss. (Quran Sura 83: 18-22)

Absolutely, (I swear) by the moon. And the night as it passes. And the morning as it shines. This is one of the great miracle of Quran or miracle of Islam. (Quran Sura 74:32-35)

Those are Miracle of Quran or Miracle of Islam)

source : http://www.submission.org/miracle/

Now contemplate with me the following clear facts:

The number of heavens is seven, and when we look in the Quran for the “seven heavens” we find it repeated throughout the whole Quran seven times exactly as the number of these heavens!

Among all the numbers, the number seven is the first number stated in Quran. When we look for the appearing frequencies of all the numbers in Quran, we find that the number seven is the most repeated number after the number.

When we look at the first chapter in Allah’s book, that is Al-Fatihah (the opening), we find that it is made of seven verses, and it is composed of twenty-one alphabets, which is a multiple of seven (21=7*3).

But the astonishing thing in this great Sura which consists of 7 verses is that the number of letters of Allah’s name in this Sura is seven by seven!!! I.e. the number of the letters “A”, “L” and “H” in this Sura is 49 letters, i.e. 7*7.

God Almighty has told us about the number of the doors of Hell, may Allah protect us from it, when He said: “To it are seven Gates.” (Quran Sura Al-Hijr 15:44). We find that the word “Hell” is repeated 77 times throughout the whole Quran and this number is also a multiple of seven, and made of 7 and 7, and equal to 7*11, so, Hell has seven gates and was repeated in the Quran in a number of times that is a multiple of seven. (Those are Miracle of Quran or Miracle of Islam)


The Number Seven in the Holy Quran

Miracle of QuranThe first time the number seven is stated in the Quran is in the verse when God Almighty said: “Then He turned to the heaven, and made them into seven heavens. And of all things he hath perfect knowledge” (Quran Sura Al-Baqarah 2:29).

And the last time the number seven is stated in the Quran is in the verse: “And We have built above you seven strong (heavens)” (Quran Sura Al-Nabaa 78:12). Now look at the following facts:

When we count the number of Suras from the Quran Sura 2, where the number 7 is stated for the first time, to the Quran Sura 78, where the number 7 is stated for the last time, we find that there are exactly 77 chapters, and this number is a multiple of seven.

When we count the number of verses from the verse (2:29), where 7 appears for the first time, to the verse (78:12), where 7 appears for the last time, we find that there are exactly 5649 verses, and this number is also a multiple of seven.

When we count the number of verses from the beginning of Quran Sura Al-Baqarah 2 (2:1), where 7 appears for the first time, to the end of Quran Sura An-Naba 78 (78:40), where 7 appears for the last time, we find that there are 5705 verses, and this number is also a multiple of seven!

The question now is: Is it a coincidence that the number of Suras is a multiple of seven, and the number of verses is also a multiple of seven, in verses that are talking about the number seven?! (Those are Miracle of Quran or Miracle of Islam)


The Most Beautiful Word

It is the word “Allah” Glory be to Him, God Almighty has arranged that word in his book following a strong pattern based also on the number seven as a proof that He is the Lord of the seven heavens.

The word “Allah” was stated for the first time in the first verse of the Quran, which is “In the name of Allah, most Gracious most Merciful.” (Quran Surat Al-Fatihah 1:1), while the last time this glorious name was stated was in the verse: “Allah, the Eternal, the Absolute;” (Quran Sura Al-Ikhlas 112:2). Now look at the following wonderful facts and their relation with the number 7:

From the Sura 1, where “Allah” was stated for the first time, to the Sura 112, where “Allah” was stated for the last time, there are exactly 112 Suras, and this number is a multiple of seven.

From the verse (1:1) to the verse (112:2) there are 6223 verses, and this number is also a multiple of seven.

The total sum of letters in the two verses is 28, which is a multiple of seven.

The total sum of Allah letters (i.e. ‘A’, ‘L’ and ‘H’) in the two verses is 14 letters, which is also a multiple of seven!

(Those are Miracle of Quran or Miracle of Islam) Source : http://www.55a.net/eng/kaheel.htm
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