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Thu 13 Oct, 2005 04:41 pm
The statement of "seven heavens" is repeated seven times. "The creation of the heavens (khalq as-samawat)" is also repeated seven times.
"Day (yawm)" is repeated 365 times in singular form, while its plural and dual forms "days (ayyam and yawmayn)" together are repeated 30 times. The number of repetitions of the word "month" (shahar) is 12.
The number of repetitions of the words "plant" and "tree" is the same: 26
The word "payment or reward" is repeated 117 times, while the expression "forgiveness" (mughfirah), which is one of the basic morals of the Qur'an, is repeated exactly twice that amount, 234 times.
When we count the word "Say," we find it appears 332 times. We arrive at the same figure when we count the phrase "they said."
The number of times the words, "world" (dunya) and "hereafter" (akhira) are repeated is also the same: 115
The word "satan" (shaitan) is used in the Qur'an 88 times, as is the word "angels" (malaika).
The word faith (iman) (without genitive) is repeated 25 times throughout the Qur'an as is also the word infidelity (kufr).
The words "paradise" and "hell" are each repeated 77 times.
The word "zakah" is repeated in the Qur'an 32 times and the number of repetitions of the word "blessing" (barakah) is also 32.
The expression "the righteous" (al-abraar) is used 6 times but "the wicked" (al-fujjaar) is used half as much, i.e., 3 times.
The number of times the words "Summer-hot" and "winter-cold" are repeated is the same: 5.
The words "wine" (khamr) and "intoxication" (saqara) are repeated in the Qur'an the same number of times: 6
The number of appearances of the words "mind" and "light" is the same: 49.
The words "tongue" and "sermon" are both repeated 25 times.
The words "benefit" and "corrupt" both appear 50 times.
"Reward" (ajr) and "action" (fail) are both repeated 107 times.
"Love" (al-mahabbah) and "obedience" (al-ta'ah) also appear the same number of times: 83
The words "refuge" (maseer) and "for ever" (abadan) appear the same number of times in the Qur'an: 28.
The words "disaster" (al-musibah) and "thanks" (al-shukr) appear the same number of times in the Qur'an: 75.
"Sun" (shams) and "light" (nur) both appear 33 times in the Qur'an.
In counting the word "light" only the simple forms of the word were included.
The number of appearances of "right guidance" (al-huda) and "mercy" (al-rahma) is the same: 79
The words "trouble" and "peace" are both repeated 13 times in the Qur'an.
The words "man" and "woman" are also employed equally: 23 times.
Will they not ponder the Quran? If it had been from other than Allah, they would have found many inconsistencies in it.
(Quran, 4:82)
The number of times the words "man" and "woman" are repeated in the Qur'an, 23, is at the same time that of the chromosomes from the egg and sperm in the formation of the human embryo. The total number of human chromosomes is 46; 23 each from the mother and father.
"Treachery" (khiyanah) is repeated 16 times, while the number of repetitions of the word "foul" (khabith) is 16.
"Human being" is used 65 times: the sum of the number of references to the stages of man's creation is the same: i.e.
Human being 65
Soil (turab) 17
Drop of Sperm (nutfah) 12
Embryo ('alaq) 6
A half formed lump of flesh (mudghah) 3
Bone ('idham) 15
Flesh (lahm) 12
TOTAL 65
The word "salawat" appear five times in the Qur'an, and Allah has commanded man to perform the prayer (salat) five times a day.
The word "land" appears 13 times in the Qur'an and the word "sea" 32 times, giving a total of 45 references. If we divide that number by that of the number of references to the land we arrive at the figure 28.888888888889%. The number of total references to land and sea, 45, divided by the number of references to the sea in the Qur'an, 32, is 71.111111111111%. Extraordinarily, these figures represent the exact proportions of land and sea on the Earth today.238
This sounds like numerology to me. Most of that could just be carefully planned writing. And surely there are some very similar words that could be translated as such or something going on there that makes it somewhat subjective.
ghostofgauss wrote:This sounds like numerology to me. Most of that could just be carefully planned writing. And surely there are some very similar words that could be translated as such or something going on there that makes it somewhat subjective.
So you're saying people that lived 1400 years ago, could have predicted land and water mass on earth, chromosomes from the egg and sperm in the formation of the human embryo? also I don't believe its subjective as you word is still the same when it was written 1400 years ago and in Arabic it still has the same meaning, I understand Arabic however when you translate it to English you don't really get the more correct connotation to the word. In Arabic the words all make sense more so then in the English translation.
interesting, very interesting
and also in Quran, you can find alot of scientific stuff, and physics theories hided in it
In the Middle Ages, some of the world's greatest mathematicians lived in Arabia. The word, "algebra," for instance, comes from the Arabic word "al-jabr" meaning "the reunion of broken parts.''
Brandon9000 wrote:In the Middle Ages, some of the world's greatest mathematicians lived in Arabia. The word, "algebra," for instance, comes from the Arabic word "al-jabr" meaning "the reunion of broken parts.''
If it wasn't for Arabs we would still be using Roman numerals, and western civilization would probably be living in the slumps of European hill-sides. Arabs where translation all sorts of works into Arabic, some which may have been lost for ever if it wasn't complied by Arabs. However now Arab affairs are in a pretty sad state. Back in the day scholars who translated works into Arabic would get a wealth of gold equal to the weight of the book they translated.
Let's try the same with Moby Dick.
Levi wrote:Let's try the same with Moby Dick.
Moby Dick:
Chapter One 333 words - half of 666 the mark of evil.
Number of characters - 1586. 1-5=4 - 8=4 - 6=2. 2*333=666
First three lines characters (with spaces) 263. 2*6=12*3=36. 3 sixes = 666
Number of characters with spaces - (page) 1,666
Number of lines - 36. 3 sixes = 666
Last paragraph characters = 312. 3*12=36. 3 sixes = 666
You have been warned :wink:
Tryagain wrote:Levi wrote:Let's try the same with Moby Dick.
Moby Dick:
Chapter One 333 words - half of 666 the mark of evil.
Number of characters - 1586. 1-5=4 - 8=4 - 6=2. 2*333=666
First three lines characters (with spaces) 263. 2*6=12*3=36. 3 sixes = 666
Number of characters with spaces - (page) 1,666
Number of lines - 36. 3 sixes = 666
Last paragraph characters = 312. 3*12=36. 3 sixes = 666
You have been warned :wink:
You lied, this is not true.
tolerance my friend, an understanding for ideas that are not your own in a free society.
Moby Dick re-visited. (First line)
Call me Ishmael. Some years ago - never mind how long precisely - having little or no
First three words: Call(4) me(2) Ishmael(7) 4+2=6*7=42 4+2=6 three words=666
Second three words: Some(4) years(5) ago(3) 4+5+3=12*3(words)=36 3 sixes=666
Third three words: never(5) mind(4) how(3) 5+4+3 =12*3(words)=36 3 sixes=666
Last six words: long precisely - having little or no = 30 characters
30+6(words)=36 3 sixes 666
Quid pro quos.
aswb my brothers and sisters this is very convincing that ALLAH nd his prophets are true and did not come out of the blue..................
very interesting.i request my brothers and sisters to go through the quran and life of prophet mohammed peace be upon him before commenting on a text revered by about 2 billion people
السلام عليكم As-Salāmu `Alaykum from A to K =
Allah (Alhamdulillah) to Kismet; beware the Infidel. Shalom Aleichem.
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