Endless Miracle of the First Chapter - Part II

In
this article I will continue to present the mathematical and structural
wonders of the first chapter of the Holy Quran. The first chapter of
the Holy Quran is of central importance since it is recited at least 17
times each day in the 5 prayers. It summarizes the whole Muslim faith.
In fact, it summarizes all the thoughts and teachings of God's prophets.
It is equal to the whole Holy Quran, as can be read in one of prophet
Muhammad sayings. Here is the first chapter followed by English
translation:

ENGLISH: "In the name of God, The Compassionate, The Merciful; Praise be to God; the Cherisher and Sustainer of the Worlds(a); The Compassionate, The Merciful; Master of the Day of Judgment. Thee do we worship, and thine aid do we seek. Show us the straight way; The way of those on whom Thou hast bestowed Thy Grace, Those whose portion is not wrath, And who go not astray." (a) All creation

Mahematical
and structural studies of this chapter show that there are incredible
mathematical systems that guide the structuring of its 120 letters (139
when counting the opening verse as an integral part).
Please have a look at part I of this study by folowing this link:
http://www.quranwonders.com/2009/10/03/id/34
In the first part of this study I have presented 10 facts. Let us resume the research!
Fact 11

As
we have seen in the early presented facts key letters are distributed
in interesting ways related to the number 7. Here and in the next facts
we will focus further on the letters of this chapter. Arabic alphabet
(the language the Holy Quran is revealed in) consists of 28 letters.
This number is equal to 7 × 4. When examining the the first chapter of
the Holy Quran we find that its words are written using 21 unique Arabic
letters (i.e. repeated excluded). This number is also divisible by 7
since it is equal to 7 × 3. Here are the 21 letters found in the first
chapter of the Holy Quran:


Fact 12

And
when counting only the letters that appear in the mysterious Quranic
initials (such as Alef, Lam, Meem of ch. 2 or Yam Seen of ch. 36) we see
that all the Quranic initials are used in this chapter. This means
there are 14 Quranic initials in this chapter a number that is divisible
by 7 (14 = 7 × 2). Here are the 14 letters making the Quranic initials:

Fact 13

The
number of these initials' letters including their repetitions in the
first chapter of the Holy Quran is 119 which is equal to 7 × 17.
Fact 14

We
continue the exploration of the mathematical structure of t he first
chapter of the Holy Quran and now using cumulative sum method. What we
do is to count the letters making each word of this chapter and sum them
up as we move to the next word.
We
take then all the values and put them as ususal side by side
right-to-left to get a huge number (69 digits) that is divisible by 7.
The same is done to this same chapter without the opening verse:
This number too (57 digits) is divisible by 7 (in fact it is divisible by 7 three times!).
Fact 15

Expressing each verse by a) its number b) number of words c) number of letters
and putting the values side by side gives yet another huge number that
is divisble by 7. (the numbers are arranged right-to-left as Arabic
language is)
The number is 43107183619551134122317421941 and it is equal to 7 × 6158169088507304874616774563
Fact 16

The
chapter that comes right after the first chapter in the Holy Quran is
chap. 2 which is named "The heifer". This chapter is the longest one in
the Holy Quran and it is initiated by one of the mysterious Quranic
initials Alef, Lam and Meem (الم -
the three letters in Arabic A, L and M). This means that the verse that
follows the opening chapter is the verse "Alef, Lam, Meem". Here are
the first few verses of chap. 2:
The
Quranic initials are one of the most mysterious aspects of the Holy
Quan since they consist of Arabic letter without signifying any semantic
meanings. They are the ultimate challenge and researchers all over the
word try to discover their ultimate purpose and meaning. Some
researchers have already pointed to numerical systems and phenomena
relating to these letters but they think that much remains to be
discovered. The first chapter of the Holy Quran has 59 Alef, Lam or Meem
letters. Number 59 is a prime number - it's the 17th prime number in
universe. The distribution of these 59 letters is also interesting. Here
are the words of the first chapter along with the numbe of Alef, Lam,
Meem letters in them:
Putting the values side by side right-to-left provides a 31 digit number:
This
number is divisible by 7 since it is equal to 7 ×
600328888631717146017620033333 (prime number). The number representing
the opening chapter without the opening verse is not divisible by 7 but still divisible perfectly by key miracle number 19:
It is equal to 19 × 22117380107484315905912317
Fact 17

As
mentioned in the previous fact there are 59 Alef, Lam and Meem letters
in the first chapter of the Holy Quran. These three letters appear this
number of times in the first chapter:
22 Alef letters
22 Lam letters
15 Meem letters
No matter how we put these numbers side by side they are all divisible by 7.
152222 = 7 × 21746
221522 = 7 × 31646
222215 = 7 × 31745
Fact 18

The
number of occurrences of all letters of this chapter show interesting
phenomena. Consider this table that has the letters used in the first
chapter arranged from most used to less used (right-to-left as Arabic
language is) with the number of occurrences under each letter:


Putting these values side by side we get a 26 digit number that is divisble by 7.
It is equal to 7 × 1603176192065097302021746
Fact 19

Some
may claim that this is a mere coincidenc, but the same can be observed
when examining the opening verse by itself. Here are the 10 letters that
make the opening verse alonf with the number of times each letter
appears in the opening verse:


Putting these values side by side we get a 10 digit number that is divisble by 7 two times!
1111122334 = 7 × 158731762
Fact 20

Let's
see further evidence for the thoughtful structuring of the first
chapter of the Holy Quran. We use now the values of letter occurrecnes
in the whole first chapter to represent key words. The next table shows
the letters making the word Quran (القرءان) along with their number of occurrence in the first chapter:


The values side by side right-to-left provide this number 1122812222 which is equal to 7 × 160401746.
* n/a since hamza ( ء ) is not a letter in Arabic language.
Fact 21

We do the same with the name of the first chapter. It is called Al fatiha (the opening or key) الفاتحه. Here is the table:


The values side by side right-to-left provide this number 5532202222 which is equal to 19 × 291168538. Instead of representing the letter F ( ف ) by zero - since it does not appear in the first chapter -, we don't represent it at all to get the number 553222222 which is equal to 7 × 79031746.
Fact 22

As can be seen in the table under fact 18 the first letter in chapter one, letter Ba ( ب ), appears 4 times in whole chapter while the last one in chapter, letter Noon ( ن
), appears 11 times. Putting these two values side by side
right-to-left provides the number 114 which is equal to the number of
chapters in the Holy Quran and is equal to 19 × 6. This suits nicely
with he saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that the
first chapter of the Holy Quran is equal to the whole Quran.
Fact 23

It
is not only the letters of the first chapter that show interesting
distributions. The Shadda sign (emphasis sign) that signify a emphasised
(dobbel) consonant in Arabic language is placed according to some
interesting mathematical systems. Some words in Arabic language have one
or two emhasis signs that signify vocal emphasis when speaking, a thing
that is similar to some other scriptural languages such as Hebrew (as
in the Torah - Old testament). Let's consider these facts:
» There are 14 emphasis signs in this chapter. 14 is equal to 7 × 2
»
Representing each verse by the number of emphasis signs in it and
putting the values side by side right-to-left provides the number
3121223 which is equal to 7 × 445889
»The
really interesting thing is that the distribution of those 14 emphasis
signs on the 31 words of the first chapter of the Holy Quran is built by
key miracle number 7. As we did previously with key letters, we write
under each word how many emphsis signs there are in it:
The resulting number of putting these values side by side right-to-left is:
This number is divisible by 7. It's equal to 7 × 285714287144287144428728728730

The
incredible thing about all what have been mentioned so far is that all
those mathematical phenomena are seen in the same 139 letters making the
opening chapter of the Holy Quran, a chapter that expresses all the
main themes in Muslim belief and which is written in flawless, top
quality & challenging Arabic language.
Let's see what God says in chapter 25 (The Criterion - الفرقان) of the Holy Quran:
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