Mathematical Proof in the AEVQ

 

 

The Creators Signature

 

Appendix 1 – Why 19 !

 

>>As pointed out later in this Appendix, all God's scriptures, not only

the Quran, were mathematically coded with the number "19." Even the  

universe at large bears this divine mark. The number 19 can be looked

upon as the Almighty Creator's signature on everything He created (see

Appendix 38). The number "19" possesses unique mathematical properties

beyond the scope of this Appendix.

 

Appendix 38 – Creator’s Signature

 

>>The scriptures are not the only mathematically composed creations of 

God where the number 19 is the common denominator. It is profound    

indeed that Galileo made his famous statement: "Mathematics is the   

language with which God created the universe." A plethora of         

scientific findings have now shown that the number 19 represents     

God's signature upon certain creations. This divine stamp appears    

throughout the universe in much the same manner as the signature of  

Michelangelo and Picasso identify their works.

 

 

A Great Prophecy*

 

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?

(41:53)

 

The Appendix 38 is referenced only at 2 places – one in Appendix 1 (as shown above) and another in verse 41:53

 

 

 

Functions of Number 19

 

The Quran's

Common Denominator

[74: 30]. Over it is nineteen.*

 

*74:30-35 This "One of the great miracles" provides the first physical evidence that the Quran is God's message to the world. This 19-based miracle is detailed in Appendix 1.

 

[74:31] We appointed angels to be guardians of Hell, and we assigned their number (19)

(1) to disturb the disbelievers,

(2) to convince the Christians and

Jews (that this is a divine scripture),

(3) to strengthen the faith of the faithful,

(4) to remove all traces of doubt from the hearts of Christians, Jews, as well as the believers, and

(5) to expose those who harbor doubt in their hearts, and the disbelievers; they will say, "What did GOD mean by this allegory?" GOD thus sends astray whomever He wills, and guides whomever He wills. None knows the soldiers of your Lord except He. This is a reminder for the people.

 

 

 

 

The “Basmallah”

 

 

“In the name of GOD, Most Gracious, Most Merciful”

 

 

Fact 1:

This first verse of the Quran, known as “Basmallah” consists of 38 letters (19x2).

 

 

Fact 2:

The “Basmallah” consists of 19 unique letters (case-sensitive) as follows:

I,

n,

t,

h,

e,

a,

m,

o,

f,

G [Bold G (for “GOD”) + Non-bold G (for “Gracious”)],

O,

D,

M,

s,

r,

c,

i,

u,

l

 

 

Fact 3:

The total of all the words in the “Basmallah” occurs in the Quran as a multiple of 19.

 

 

 

Is this not a sufficient sign from GOD that AEVQ is also mathematically coded,

along with its formatting (as you can see in case of the word GOD) ?

 

If the word “GOD” would have been counted without the condition of being in Bold, then the count would be 2699, as one extra word “GOD” in all capitals is present in the footnote of verse 2:55. Thus, this beautiful mathematical structure would have been destroyed.

 

You would also appreciate the fact that multiple of 19 condition is satisfied when the words “Most”, “Gracious”, “Merciful” are case-sensitive with the first letters being in capital.

 

Fact 4:

 

As mentioned in Fact 2, there are 19 unique case-sensitive letters that compose the 38-lettered “Basmallah”. The total of all the 19 unique letters that compose the “Basmallah” occurs in the Quran as a multiple of 19.

 

The following table illustrates the count of the “Basmallah” letters in the Quran

 

 

 

The count of Capital “G” takes into account the Bold “G” as well as the Non-Bold “G” as both of them are present in the “Basmallah”

 

 

The above proofs indicate that not only the letters, but also the case (capital or small case) of letters, the boldness of letters are involved in the mathematical pattern, designed by God Almighty.

 

 

Initial Counts

 

A. L. M.

 

The initials A. L. M. prefixes 6 suras. They are Sura 2,3,29,30,31,32. The count of the letter A + the count of the letter L + the count of the letter M, gives a total that is a multiple of 19.

 

In the previous research, it was shown that the count is “Greater by 1”. But, if we eliminate the special character related to “A” (i.e., Ã) from the count and also ‘A (which represents ‘Ayn and not Alef), we get a total that is a multiple of 19. In the previous research, there were few mistakes, not related to the count (the count was generated by the computer), but the count of special character related to “A” in  Sura Title was added in normal “A” column. This time we are not calculating special characters & ‘A.

 

The count of A, L, M are as follows:

 

 

A. L. R.

 

The initials A. L. R. prefixes 5 suras. They are Sura 10,11,12,14,15. The count of the letter A + the count of the letter L + the count of the letter R, gives a total that is a multiple of 19.

 

Similar to A.L.M., in the previous research, it was shown that the total count of A+L+R is “Less by 1”. But, if we eliminate the special character related to “A” (i.e., Ã) and also ‘A (which represents ‘Ayn and not Alef), we get a total that is a multiple of 19.

 

In the previous research, similar to A.L.M., some count of special character related to “A” in the Sura Title got added in the simple “A” column. This time we are not calculating special characters & ‘A.

 

The count of A, L, R are as follows:

 

 

 

A. L. M. R.  &       A. L. M. S.

 

These two initials are interlinked in 2 special ways. The initial ALMS prefix Sura 7 and the initial ALMR prefix Sura 13

 

In the first case, the count of A + the count of L + the count of M + the count of S + the count of R in both the suras, considering the special character related to “A” (i.e., Ã) and ‘A (generally used for ‘Ayn but in English it’s a variation of “A” which is used as a initial), we get a total that is twice multiple of 19.

 

The count of ALMS/R are as follows:

 

 

In the second case, as we have done for ALM & ALR, we may ignore the special character related to “A” (i.e., Ã) and ‘A (generally used for ‘Ayn but in English it’s a variation of “A” which is used as a initial). Now, A. L. M. R. & A. L. M. S. are all A. L. M. initialed. So, we have taken them as a subgroup of A.L.M.-initialed suras. Then, the total is calculated as the Sura No. + the count of A + the count of L + the count of M + the count of S + the count of R. This total is a multiple of 19.

 

The count of ALMS/R are as follows:

 

 

 

When we include all A-initialed suras, L-initialed suras, M-initialed suras and S-initialed suras, and count the occurrences of the initials “A”, “L”, “M”, “S”, the result is a multiple of 19

 

The count of ALMS/R across all suras are as follows:

 

 

The total includes the addition of the count of A + the count of L + the count of M + the count of S, to produce a result that is a multiple of 19.

 

This means that all A-initialed suras, L-initialed suras, M-initialed suras, S-initialed suras & R-initialed suras are interlinked in various ways to produce a result that is multiple of 19.

 

 

S-initialed Suras

 

It is argued whether the initial “S” should refer to “Only Saad” or “Only Seen” or “Both Saad and Seen”. Since, the initial “S” is not distinguished in the AEVQ for Arabic letter Saad and Seen, it should preferably be used for both Saad as well as Seen.

 

Let us consider all the Saad-initialed Suras & Seen-initialed Suras as follows:

 

 

The total includes the sum of “Counts” of the initial “S” in the respective suras.

 

The count of “Only Saad-initialed Suras” is not a multiple of 19.

 

Similarly, the count of “Only Seen-initialed Suras” is not a multiple of 19.

 

But, when both the set of suras are considered under S-initialed suras, the result as displayed in the above table, is a multiple of 19.

 

 

K. H. Y. ‘A. S

 

This is the longest set of initial prefixing sura 19.

 

There are only 2 suras that have the initial “Y” as one of their initials –

K.H.Y.’A.S. & Y.S.

 

Similarly, there are only 2 suras that have the initial ‘A (‘Ayn) as one of their initials –

K.H.Y.’A.S. & H.M. ‘A.S.Q

 

These 3 suras are interlinked to produce a total that is a multiple of 19.

 

 

The total includes the addition of the count of K + the count of H + the count of Y + the count of ‘A + the count of S, to produce a result that is a multiple of 19.

 

 

Q (Qaaf)

 

This is one of the smallest initial prefixing sura 50. The total no. of occurrences of this rarely used letter “Q” in this sura is 7. By adding this count to the Sura No., we get 57 (19x3).

 

 

The total includes the addition of the initial letter Q to the Sura No.

 

 

NuN (N-initialed Sura)

 

Different pattern of proofs may exist in the Arabic and the English version. Though the initial is spelt out as “NuN”, it is considered as a single N-initialed sura. Therefore, counting the initial “NuN” as a single initial letter “N”, we get the following result.

 

 

This also proves that Sura 68 is indeed a “N-initialed sura” as only when we count “NuN” as a single letter “N”, we get a result in harmony with the mathematical structure.

 

The total includes the addition of the Sura No. to the count of the initial letter “N”.

 

 

H. T. S. M.

 

The above mentioned initials (H. T. S. M.) interacts to produce to a total that is a multiple of 19. The initial “H” of sura 19 & 20 interacts with the initials “T.S.M” of sura 26 & 28 and the initials “T.S.” of sura 27. All the suras initialed with “H” are considered except HM-series suras. All the suras initialed with “T” are considered. All the suras initialed with “S” (Saad or Seen) are included. Also, all suras initialed with “M” are considered except from ALM-series (2,3,29,30,31,32) & HM-series (40 to 46) suras.

 

 

 

A number of suras are interlinked with each other using the above initial letters in addition to this structure.

 

For example, the M-initialed suras interact with A, L, R, M, S –initialed suras as described

 

Also, these “M-initialed suras” (excluding the ALM-series) interacts with other suras especially HM-initialed suras to get a total for the initial “M” as a multiple of 19.

 

 

Likewise, the “T-initialed suras” interacts with all the suras having one of the initial as “T”, to produce a result that is a multiple of 19.

 

 

The above table counts the initial “T” in all the “T-initialed suras”, and the total is 3800, a multiple of 19.

 

Similarly, we have S (Seen & Saad) -initialed suras interacting to produce a total that is a multiple of 19 as described.

 

 

H.M.

 

This is the only set of suras under research. About 7 suras are initialed with H.M. from sura 40 to 46.

 

Sura 42 is also initialed with ‘A.S.Q. in the second verse, and the total of all the initial letters (the count of H + the count of M + the count of ‘A + the count of S + the count of Q) in it is a multiple of 19.

 

 

 

The HM-initialed suras from 40 to 46 are still under research. By adding the Sura No. to the count of H + the count of M, we get a total that is “Greater by 1” to be divisible by 19.

 

 

Although if we count just “M” from the above HM-series, we get the result as 1254 (19x66), a multiple of 19. This can be illustrated with the help of the following table.