Mathematical Miracles in the Qur'an: A Measured Approach with Amin Lessan

[@asadullahsaaid3794]

*Timestamps:* 00:00 - Introduction 00:17 - Background of the Guest: Amin Lessan 00:56 - Interest in the Qur'an mathematical patterns 01:41 - Today's Topic 02:32 - Introduction 04:14 - Caveats & Considerations about the Qur'an 09:05 - Case Study: The Qur'an & the Moon Landing 12:20 - Analysis & Critique of Loose Connections 16:03 - Context of the Quran's Transmission 18:59 - Non-Contiguous Revelation of the Qur'an 21:39 - Mathematical Patterns in the Qur'an 23:14 - Word Balance in the Qur'an 28:59 - Significance of Number 19 in the Qur'an 42:46 - The Chapter-Verse Matrix 51:40 - The Concept of Checksum 54:25 - Mathematical Balance in the Qur'an 56:25 - Case Study: Comparison with the Bible 59:30 - Refutations of Common Allegations 1:07:03 - Hebrew Word Plays & Linguistic Depth 1:08:16 - Ancient Egyptian Civilization Insights 1:13:09 - The Quran's Ring Structure 1:14:46 - Embryology & Scientific Accuracy in the Qur'an 1:19:14 - The Quran supercedes Pre-Islamic Poetry 1:22:15 - Prophetic Predictions & Qur'an's Preservation 1:25:44 - Closing Remarks & Wrapping Up

[@ahmadalam776]

How are u so fast the video was uploaded 49 minutes ago

[@misriya4147]

​@@ahmadalam776 he was editing his comment in real time as he was listening.

[@Jay-b5b8y]

I rember when I was growing up my muslim freinds would tell me all the scientific mircals found in the Quran , then I use to watch Zaki Naik

[@erique-eljoven]

1:14:46 Embryology in the Quran always has me in stitches. From sperm drop to blood clot to lump of flesh, add bones and skin and presto! Great stuff.

[@BilimFelsefeDin7ve19]

Mr. Amin and Mr. Paul, God bless you all. Thank you so much for spreading the information. I am leaving here some information about the concept of Mathematics in the Quran. I would like you to be interested, if you are interested, please contact me. The consecutive arrangement of the Abjad Values ​​of the Letters Ha(8)-Mim(40) according to the order of the Letters in the Surahs This code is exactly divisible by 19. It is a multiple of 19. Please think about it a little, don't hesitate to review my next comment. 408408408404040404040404088404040404088408404088404088840404040840404084040404084040404084040404084040404040404040408404084040840404040404040408404040404040404040404040840404040840408404040408404040408404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840408404040840404040404040404040840404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840408404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040408404040404040404040408404040404040404040840404040404084040408404040404040404040404084040404040840408404040408404040404040404040408404040404040404040888404040404040404040404040408404040404040404040408404040840404040404084084040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840404040404040884040404040404040404040404088404040840404084040404040404040404040408404040404040408408404040404040404040404040408404040408404040408404040404040404084084084040840840404040404040404084040404040840408404040404040840404040404040404040404084040404088404040404040404040404040408404040404040840840840840404040840404040408408404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840404040404040404040404040408404040404040404040404040408404084040404040408408408404040404040840408404040840404088840404040840404040404040404040408404040408408408404040404040404040404040404040408408404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840404040404040404040408404040404040404040404040404040840404084040404040408404040404040404040404040404040840840404040404084084084084084084040404040404040884040408404084040408404084040404084084040404040404084040404084040404040404040404040404040404040408840404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040408404040840408408404040840404040404040840404088408404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840404040408404040884040408884040404040408404040404040840840404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840840404040404084040404084040404084040404040404040404040404040884040404040404040840404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404084084084040404040404040404040404040408408840840884040404040404040404040404040840840840404040840408404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404084040404040404040408404084040404040840404040840404084040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404084084040408840404040840840404040840408404040404084084040404040404084040840404084040840404040404040404040404040404040404040404084040404040404084040404040404040840404040404084040404040404040404084040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404084040404040840404040404040404040404040408404040404084084040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040408408404040404040840404040840840404084040408404040404040404040408404040404040408404040408408408404040404084040404084040404040404040408404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404084040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404084040404040404040404040404040404040840404040404040404040408408404040404084040840404084040404040404040404040404084040404084040404040404040840840840408404040404040404040404040840840884040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840404040404040404040404040404040840404084040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040408404040884040408408404040404084040840404040404040404040840840404040404040408404084040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840404040404084040840404040404040404040840404040840404040840404040404040404040404040404040408404040840404040840408408408404084040404040840404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040840404084040840404040404040840404040404040840404040404040404040404040404040404040840404040840404040884040884040840840404088404040408404040840404040840840404040404040404040404040404040404084040404040408404040840404040404040404040404040404040404040408404040840404040404040404040404040404040404040884040408404040404040404040404084040404040404040404084040404040404040404040404040404040840408404040404040404040404040 mod 19 = 0

[@Gohad158.]

What a kind and genius soul brother Amin is. May God bless him immensely for spreading the knowledge

[@BloggingTheology]

Ameen

[@BatuHitam]

Thera a lot more in KZbin channel 'Fahmi basya' profesor from Indonesia

[@AzizFrere-4523]

Ameen

[@muj515]

As a software engineer I absolutely love and appreciate this presentation. I honestly had a hunch that there were some hashes (checksums) in the Quran but didn't want to delve into this subject too much. Iman raised Alhamdulillah!

[@MrMetalWarlock]

Interesting 🤔

[@NaderTerani]

Masha’Allah thank you for this amazing information! 🕊☪️

[@BloggingTheology]

Thank you!

[@imammamunu9537]

This is absolutely fascinating. I highly recommend this video to non Muslims. May Allah bless you amin

[@AnswerEasy]

The check-sum matrix explanation is extremely remarkable. It's clearly intentional and opens up the way to look for more even-odd patterns st the level of surah and ayat.

[@dawudally]

Paul ever since finding your channel and your story I have been watching every day and me and you have similar stories, I really appreciate your efforts and it's really refreshing to find a revert in a manner how you present, isn't always easy being a revert but I really enjoy your endeavors and I hope you keep it up In Sha Allah

[@jmitt91]

Brother Amin, I was enthralled from start to end and my imaan has certainly strengthened. Jazakhallah to both you and Paul for this presentation! Looking forward to a follow up video!! Inshallah

[@BloggingTheology]

Alhamdulillah

[@jmitt91]

@BloggingTheology you're the best Paul! May Allah increase you for all that you do

[@bstlybengali]

another great guest! may Allah preserve both of you and your families!

[@extraordinary.verses]

Awesome work Amin. The fact that each chapter is divided into verses and each verse has a number made me take mathematical notions in the Quran seriously. To make your study even more convincing and powerful, you ran your programs on the Gospel and OT chapters.

[@Moxxx51]

Very impressed by the scholarship of the presenter. Very thorough and informative.

[@rezwanarahman4978]

Every living thing was made from water Fashioned and perfected by Allāh Some walk tall and some are small And some lay deep on the ocean floor So from the earth to the beautiful sky The alternation of day and night Signs in creation, we all shall die To return to Allāh, Most Forgiving Most High

[@gluglugglug]

lovely poem! Did you make it or did you find it somewhere?

[@johnbrzykcy3076]

I'm not Muslim but I also like this poem. Thanks...

[@AlexDangefield]

@@rezwanarahman4978 things aren’t made from water. We consist of singular cells which require water as a medium within which to perform incredible molecular activity. Our DNA is made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen & phosphorus. All those elements are made by stars & released into the universe when stars die. Science trumps religion when it comes to poetic imagery folks.

[@AlexDangefield]

A snowman is made of water, Pepsi is made of water, camel urine is made of water…. None of which are living.

[@guruhundal8089]

Allah made a mistake. He did not create a perfect Muslim since they cut of the tip of their penis.

[@Shakur24434]

Finally ! I have been waiting for this, so much misinformation and discontentment surrounding this topic !

[@pTecnik]

Absolutely mind boggling. Thanks for your work… to presenter and Amin

[@erandovacca6791]

The great Egyptian writer sayd about the language of qoran:it is not prose,it is not poetry;it is simple qoran!! this means that he too did not understand the language of qoran.

[@AltafKhan-pu2pu]

It was really wonderful to go through this video. May God be pleased with the efforts you have put in. Some gentleman had in comment section pointed about one Rashad Khalifa who got assassinated in US at Tucson Arizona once he announced him being messenger of God. No doubt he had done some rudimentary work about number 19. But this work was very well presented in a book by Sheikh Ahmed Deedat titled ,”Al Quran, the ultimate miracle”. I remember going through that book some three decades back. Additionally, one Dr Abdul Majid, ,if my memory doesn’t fail me working in Philippines in some University had done an important work which was titled as ,”the mathematical structure of Quran in relation to names of Allah”. Even Haroon Yahaya as well. But Mr. Amin needs to be complemented the way he had designed his presentation and put the checksum etcetera with very basic mathematics for understanding of everyone. All the best to you guys in your future endeavours as well.

[@SajadParay]

Most awaited presentation Thank you sir Paul Love from Kashmir India ❤❤❤

[@shan01]

Jinaab kett path chuvv

[@SajadParay]

Awantipora

[@jellehassan215]

May ALLAH protect Kashmir from the mushrikeen. Amiin Amiin Amiin.

[@MuhammadAbdElhalim-r2f]

"Give back what has been entrusted (to you) to him who has entrusted you, and do not violate the trust of him who violates your trust". ~Prophat Muhammad

[@erique-eljoven]

Who's him? Anyone I know? How about her?

[@erikahammerramalho1025]

In Arabic there is always a gender in words ,and the norm is to use the masculine gender ,like the word them ,you all has gender I. Arabic so when translated it becomes him but it also refers to her in many cases. ​@erique-eljoven

[@MuhammadAbdElhalim-r2f]

@erique-eljoven Why these strange questions?

[@seagl4ss]

@erique-eljovenIt is a general form of addressing people, like how we say “mankind” in english which includes everyone and not just males. So in this case, yes. It’s anyone.

[@Satan_54321]

Don't violate trust with someone who violated your trust uuuuhhh ok no that's tolerating abuse ...not smart nor wise

[@Ajmolali82]

Reminds me of the hadith where our prophet pbuh said about the Quran .."it's wonders never cease"

[@gluglugglug]

what hadith is it? I don't doubt you, I would just like to know its source.

[@Ajmolali82]

@@gluglugglug11. please read all of it you will find it. The Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) said, “This Qur’an is the Banquet of Allah. Learn as much as you can from His banquet. This Qur’an is the Rope of Allah, and it is the clear Light and [the effective and beneficial] Healing. It is a protection for the one who clings to it and a rescue for the one who follows it. It is not crooked and so puts things straight. It does not deviate so as to be blamed. Its wonders do not cease. It does not wear out with much repetition. So recite it for Allah will reward you for the recitation of every letter....” [Also Abdullah ibn Masud said, ‘This Qur’an is the Banquet of Allah. Whoever enters it is safe.’] Source: Hakim no. 1/555, Darimi - [Sahih]

[@meshari-yy9gp]

I don’t think there is a hadith like that.

[@oghanchi]

@@meshari-yy9gp The Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) said, “This Qur’an is the Banquet of Allah. Learn as much as you can from His banquet. This Qur’an is the Rope of Allah, and it is the clear Light and [the effective and beneficial] Healing. It is a protection for the one who clings to it and a rescue for the one who follows it. It is not crooked and so puts things straight. It does not deviate so as to be blamed. Its wonders do not cease. It does not wear out with much repetition. So recite it for Allah will reward you for the recitation of every letter....” [Also Abdullah ibn Masud said, ‘This Qur’an is the Banquet of Allah. Whoever enters it is safe.’] Source: Hakim no. 1/555, Darimi - [Sahih]

[@oghanchi]

This is quote from another site, but I the Arabic hadith in the Mustadrak. Though the number I have is different but it is correctly translated here from Mustadrak Al-Haakim. My number in Arabic is Hadith # 2063 Volume 3. Let me know if you want the Arabic text.

[@aahmcd]

Mashallah brother Amin great Eman enhancing presentation. Agnostic and Atheist must listen to your presentation.

[@noormonem3459]

A more than wonderful episode ❤ Thank you very much for this video ❤

[@Current_Curiosities]

This discussion has indeed provided a very balanced approach to the mathematical miracles of the Quran. A very insightful video!

[@abdurrahman1213]

SubhanAllah that 19 number and its miracle was the best

[@anubex234]

This video was amazing, the young man is very intelligent, my thanks to you two for this video.

[@2322-i9z]

May Allah bless both of you and your families for this great work.

[@Aerendil97]

As a mathematician myself, I want to bring your attention that when studying patterns, it oftens happen that one or some of them imply the existence of other patterns, even though they may seem at first glance to be unrelated. If you want to build a case relying on the improbability of finding so many patterns in the Qur'an, you definitely want to beware of this phenomenon, and only take into account independant patterns (meaning that none of them is implied by the existence of some other pattern). Here are two examples that struck me in this presentation, but there are likely other examples. The first one is when you mention that the number of verses of a given surah is divisible by 19, and that the number of verses before a particular word occurence in the same surah is also divisible by 19. This implies that the number of verses after the occurence of this word in this surah (including the verse containing this word) is itself dovisible by 19, as it is the subtraction of two numbers divisible by 19. Yet you cite that fact as an independant pattern. The other one is in the verse matrix, where you first observe that the sum of the even total surat is exactly the sum of the number of all the surat of the Qur'an, and then that the sum of the totals of the odd total surat equals the total number of verses in the Qur'an. This is not 2 independant patterns, as one observation implies the other (basically the sum of all the surah numbers and of all the verses of the Qur'an equals the sum of the sum of the totals of the even total surat and the sum of the totals of the odd total surat, so if one of the two facts holds, the other does as well). The reason one shoud be wary of that is that this artifially inflates the odds in the direction you want. The key is that when you did your probabilistic estimate, you use the important word "random". If one patterns implies another one, then you may consider one of them to be "random", but the other one definitely is not, since it is entirely determined by the first one (in more technical and rigorous terms, if you've studied probability, the two events are indeed random, but they are not *independant*, which is the assumption you use for computing these probabilities).

[@Thomo707]

I’m not a mathematician, nor Muslim however have a lot of affinity with and interest in classical Islamic thought. You’ve raised a point there but as a mathematician how do you see this? Have you run any tests yourself? For me, as an outsider this does look like something quite close to miraculous

[@Aerendil97]

@@Thomo707 I agree these results do look impressive, but I know for a fact that probability theory can be deceiving, and often defies intuition (as testified by the numerous probabilistic "paradoxes" that you can find, like the Monty Hall problem, the Saint Petersbourg paradox or the boy or girl paradox, among the popular ones). Hence, I think these results are interesting, but they do not constitute a proof of any kind. What we should do to get a real proof would be to conduct a real statistical analysis on the Qur'an under the assumption that it behaves lile any other text. You would start by selecting clearly defined types of patterns, and compute the ratio success / failure across all the Qur'an. Then you would compute the probability that these patterns happen in a random text similar to the Qur'an in length and style (better compare apples to apples, one could for instance do some statistical analysis on pre-islamic poetry to evaluate these probabilities). If the probability is higher than the expected one, you could then say for instance, that the mathematical patterns in the Qur'an are not coincidences with, for instance 95% confidence (or better, it depends by how much the two probabilities differ). Now this would be a quantifiable result, and a proper proof that could convince an atheist (in fact, such a study probably could be published in some academic journal, if people there are not too biased).

[@asharinugraha5808]

For chapter-verse sum, the interesting part is the balance/ratio of odd and even. Not the total number of odd and even. Because it will be the same and the implication of previous pattern. The ratio is exactly like the ratio of sum chapter and sum verse. And it doesn't have to be that way. Meaning the ratio itself is independent. Just my thought on this.

[@asharinugraha5808]

For the 19 number. The presenter never says that the total number of verse in the surah is devidable by 19. Total verses of Surah 74 is 56. It's not a multiplication of 19. So I guess you didn't get the info correctly.

[@rumjon]

Really nice to get a researcher on using methods that we can all get behind.

[@norahanet5348]

Thank you brothers Paul and Amin for this enthralling presentation. Everything was well explained and put together. Another banquet of knowledge that has inspired me to look further into these mathematical miracles. Wishing you both good health and continued success . May Allah keep you both in His protective shade. Ameen

[@mueed8129]

DETAILED SUMMARY The Quran is not a book of mathematics, but rather a book of divine instruction for humanity, and studying its mathematical aspects is meant to appreciate its beauty and attest to its inhuman origin 04:28. There are caveats to avoid in studying the Quran from a mathematical perspective, including numerology, forcing mathematical patterns onto the Quran, and overreaching in trying to link supposed mathematical miracles with the Quran 05:22. Amin aims to restore transparency and trust in the study of the Quran's mathematical aspects by reproducing existing claims and providing proof, rather than making new discoveries 07:52. He emphasizes the importance of not changing the Quran to fit a mathematical model and avoiding overreaching in trying to find mathematical miracles 08:19. Claims of Mathematical Miracles and Their Validity Some people claim that the Quran contains mathematical miracles, such as the number of verses after a certain verse corresponding to the year of the Apollo 11 moon landing 10:28. However, these claims are often based on arbitrary connections and human-invented units, such as the Gregorian calendar and kilograms 10:37. The Quran was revealed and transmitted orally over 23 years, and its chapters were not revealed contiguously, with some verses being revealed years apart in different cities 17:12. The ordering of the Quran's chapters is not the same as the order in which they were revealed, and there are many exceptions to the chronological ordering 19:02. The Quran is a complex, non-contiguous book revealed over 23 years, making it challenging to embed mathematical concepts without written records 20:39. Word Balances in the Quran Word balances in the Quran refer to striking frequencies of word occurrences, such as the words "angels" and "devils" appearing 88 times each, and "Hereafter" and "this world" appearing 115 times each 23:13. The study of word balances is not ironclad and can be criticized for cherry-picking word conjugations and meanings, but it remains an interesting area of study 27:55. The Significance and Patterns of the Number 19 The Quran explicitly references the number 19, which is a unique instance of a number being mentioned in the Quran and also exhibiting interesting patterns 28:57. The number 19 is mentioned in Surah Mud (74th chapter) as the number of angels overseeing hell, and the following verse explains its significance as a test 29:35. The number 19 is explicitly mentioned in the Quran as a means of strengthening the faith of believers, testing disbelievers, and increasing the certainty of the people of the book 30:07. The probability of a number being divisible by 19 is 1 in 19, and the probability decreases exponentially as the number of consecutive multiples of 19 increases 31:26. The Quran contains numerous patterns and codes related to the number 19, including the number of words and letters in certain verses and chapters, which is unlikely to occur by chance 32:59. The first revelation to the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, contains 76 letters, which is 19 * 4, and the remaining verses contain 209 letters, which is 19 * 11 36:00. The Quran itself contains 114 chapters, which is 19 * 6, and the chapter Surah Al-Alaq has 19 verses, with 95 preceding chapters and 19 chapters following it 36:46. The author believes that the presence of these patterns and codes is evidence of the Quran's inhuman origin and is a remarkable aspect of the book 38:25. Other Numerical Patterns and Balances in the Quran Abdul Haleem, an Egyptian and professor of Islamic Studies at the University of London, translated the Quran and noted the stylistic feature of contrast between this world and the next, occurring exactly 115 times, as well as other patterns of contrasts such as between Believers and disbelievers, and paradise and hell. 39:54 The concept of parity, or even and odd numbers, is mentioned in the Quran, specifically in Surah Al F's third verse where God swears an oath by the even and the odd. 43:15 The chapter verse Matrix is a concept where the Surah number and the number of verses of each Surah are added together, resulting in 115 chapter verse sums, which can be classified as either even or odd. 42:44 The sum of the odd results of the chapter verse sums is 6,555, which is exactly the sum of the Surah numbers in the Quran, and the sum of the verse numbers in the Quran is 6,236. 48:17 There are 57 odd results and 57 even results from the chapter verse sums, which is a perfectly balanced distribution, and 57 is a multiple of 19. 48:00 The sum of the Surah numbers in the Quran equals the sum of the odd chapter-verse results, while the sum of the verse numbers equals the sum of the even chapter-verse results, a remarkable double coincidence of balance 50:00. This balance is not inherent to the property of adding the Surah number and the verse number, and it would collapse if a single verse was added or removed 51:12. The concept of a check sum in computer science is relevant to this example, as it is a means of verifying the preservation of information 51:36. The balance does not occur in other holy books with a similar chapter-verse structure, such as the Bible, making it unlikely to be a coincidence 56:40. A case study of the 74 books in the Old and New Testaments found that this balance does not occur in any of them, suggesting that it has a less than 1.4% chance of occurring randomly 58:56.

[@mueed8129]

Methodology and Criticisms of Analyzing Mathematical Patterns The approach to analyzing mathematical patterns in the Quran involves sticking to simple examples with few arithmetic operations and linking them to explicit key texts referencing numbers or mathematical concepts in the Quran 59:37. Critics may argue that the patterns are coincidental, but this would require a reevaluation of their standards for probability, as the likelihood of such patterns occurring by chance is extremely low 01:01:02. Others may claim that the patterns were deliberately inserted by the Prophet Muhammad, but this would require an implausible level of effort and calculation, and it is unclear why he would not have advertised this feature of the Quran 01:02:40. The Quran's Content as Evidence of Divine Origin The Quran's content, including warnings against the devil, serves as a rebuttal to the idea that it was written by a non-human super intelligence like the devil 01:05:28. The Quran contains remarkable phenomena in various domains, including mathematical patterns, Hebrew word plays, and accurate facts about ancient Egypt 01:07:04. The Quran accurately describes ancient Egyptian civilizations, including the correct titles for kings during the times of Joseph and Moses, which is information that would have been unknown to 7th-century Arabs 01:10:31. The Quran contains complex literary structures that read coherently in a linear style and also have meaning in a palindromic or ring-like perspective, which is unusual for human speech 01:13:14. The Quran accurately describes embryonic development, even at a microscopic level, which was unknown to 7th-century Arabs and was only later confirmed by science 01:14:51. Professor Keith Moore, a Canadian professor of anatomy, was impressed by the Quran's accurate description of embryological development, which he compared to his own scientific descriptions 01:15:39. The Quran contains scientifically accurate facts about the universe and biology that could not have been known to 7th-century Arabs, including the Big Bang Theory and the expansion of the universe 01:17:14. The Quran contains verifiable scientific facts, such as the gender of honeybees and the moon's reflectivity, which are unlikely to change in the future 01:18:35. Further Evidence of the Quran's Remarkable Nature The Quran's Arabic language superseded the best poets of Arabia, despite the Prophet Muhammad not being a poet, as acknowledged by one of his enemies, WB M 01:19:29. The Quran has been preserved for over 1,400 years, as claimed in the text itself, with no changes in words or letters between hundreds of thousands of communities worldwide 01:23:28. The Prophet Muhammad made precise predictions of the future, such as the construction of tall buildings by Arab nomads, which have come to pass 01:22:28. The Prophet Muhammad was offered wealth and political authority by his opponents in Mecca, but he refused to compromise on his monotheistic values 01:24:30. Conclusion: The Benefits of Exploring Mathematical Signs in the Quran Exploring mathematical signs in the Quran can be beneficial and may bring people to Islam, and it's not something that should be closed off. 01:27:15 The Quran contains remarkable mathematical signs that indicate a Divine mind behind it. 01:27:59 The universe and the Quran, referred to as the Book of Nature and the Book of God, both point to God. 01:28:12

[@elias3584]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@abuhanaaaan]

Jaxakumullaahu khairan for this detailed summary

[@mdkeida3691]

What ai do you use for this?

[@KK-ygh]

🎉

[@4s_sheik]

Jazak Allahu Khayran ❤ No words 😢

[@ChristianMythsDebunked]

جزاکم اللہ خیرا فی الدنیا و الآخرۃ استاد آمین❤

[@faiz8830]

I just asked chatgpt, this is what is says "ChatGPT: The probability of this alignment occurring by chance in any book is astronomically low, essentially zero, without intentional design or structure. The most logical explanation for the Quran's intricate numerical patterns-if one rules out human capability-is that it was authored by God." The percentage of probability is 0.00000000000000044%

[@holamf23]

What did u ask it I wanna get that answer too and screenshot it lol

[@faiz8830]

@holamf23 first ask ChatGPT whether she knows the number of ayats in each surahs. She will say yes. Then tell her to sum up all the surah number till 114. You will get 6555. Then tell her to sum up the number of ayat in each surah. You will get 6236. Then tell her, in each surah, add the chapter number and the number of ayat together, and then sum them up. Like chapter 1 plus 7 equals 8. All the way to 114. Then for each value, separate them to even and odd numbers. The even number should be 6555, the odd number should be 6236

[@faiz8830]

@holamf23 then last but not least, ask her what's the percentage of probability that this would be random, and the iq level needed for the person if it's not random

[@shant2464]

This was a such an informative presentation. I have seen video clips here and there about numbers and the number 19 in the Quran, but I could never wrap my head around it. It would be interesting to find even more mathematical concepts in the Quran.

[@Brotherjaweed]

I've seen these works in separate videos. Thank you for your work in putting them to the test. May Allah increase both of your efforts of goodness.

[@tronendk8668]

Thanks for a refreshing critical and scientifical approach

[@akraquib]

As a computer scientist, the idea of there being a checksum really resonated with me 😊 JazakaAllah!

[@HasibulBindu]

Masha Allah. May Allah Bless and Reward Both of you in this life and in the Hereafter.

[@illuminatedsphere7024]

Aameen 🤲🏼

[@walichishti6371]

May God bless you for putting together this excellent presentation and supporting code, brother Amin. What is all the more remarkable is that at the time of the Prophet (pbuh), they were using the "abjad" number system which is similar to Roman numerals where letters are used for numbers. It is very difficult to perform summing operations in this number system, which would have made the chapter-verse matrix checksum even more complicated at the time. Nowadays it is easy to verify the chapter-verse matrix checksum in a spreadsheet, thanks in large part to the Arabic-Indian number system and place value. However this system wasn't developed until centuries after the revelation of the Quran.

[@mohammedghander9243]

God bless you Paul and your guest

[@jaddas-b2n]

Amazing topic and an amazing guest. Thank you.

[@gabiramos602]

Amazing video! Thank you very much! May Allah SWT bless you both! 🇧🇷☪️

[@mkachhalia29]

Great guest, I pray that Allah guides many more of our youth towards benefiting the ummah. Thank you for providing a platform that can benefit the old and young.

[@syahwiza]

Thank you for this information.

[@hilalpadder-qy9zg]

Need to have more guests like Amin bro.

[@ShakeelAhmad-m3u5z]

Mashallah, you made a very informative video, may Allah bless you both. Ameen🇵🇰

[@AzeemUqaili-b5v]

SUBHANALLAH amazing!!

[@jgnlupaselawat]

MashaAllah I am learning something new, thank you

[@nasssare]

Masya Allah brilliant content. This topic should revisit every 5 years with new tech and knowledge.

[@Toward-eternity76]

Commenting before watching video. May Allah bless you all and your family Remember palistine 🇵🇸 in your prayers

[@suelenq1708]

Great work. Interesting and measured indeed!

[@saracenuk.]

Great video. . One of the best

[@4s_sheik]

Truly ❤

[@tariqjogezai7385]

The AL QUR'AN will authenticate itself with passage of time & that is vividly manifested by the recent times scientific alignments & even more in the Future. Thanks to the researchers for their earnest endeavors & for their groundbreaking revelations, not only augmenting the faith & believe of Muslims but also paving the way for the non Muslims to come closer to the sheer reality. Very nice presentation. Thanks to the host & speaker for such a splendid programme.

[@workhard6261]

MasaAllah, brother Amin did a wonderful job.

[@shant2464]

Wow! The possible usage of checksum is fantastic!

[@jasonowenz-wh5fl]

Structures within the quran also worth mentioning ❤ amazing

[@MoulayAbdsamadBelghiti]

51:33 as a cs engineer the checksum property of the Quran, via the so-called “chapter-verse matrix”, is mind blowing to me and I am glad to finally find it - I have been expecting sth of this kind for a while; There were other strongly-backed statements but used to be very limited in scope; None was this simple and large/fulltext wide; It is still missing though in depth, like down to the words or even letters beyond verses for example; it is maybe possible maybe not but the strength of proof is already here pretty high ~10^5 - in comparison the precision scale of cosmic variables 10^30 as far I remember… On the other side of the spectrum, there are also a lot of “debunking the Quran” statements on channels like CIRAinternational; An open, rational and free confrontation is necessary as we move forward… JazakumAllah. Blessings.

[@nahedsalama3726]

Amazing video...Thank you. ما شاء الله وسبحان الله

[@yasminhussain9526]

Allah Kareem accept the effort . Give barakah.

[@misriya4147]

ما شاء الله May Allah reward you

[@madiallo3366]

Very great job brothers - May Allah bless you with abundant goodness always

[@farooqanwer8656]

your videos are always good and good source of information for new learner

[@zak992]

Very useful, a job well done may Allah bless you both

[@littlemohawk13]

Great video. Thank you ❤

[@rinaldir8628]

Beside the linguistics, my favorite subject is surely the mathematical aspects of the Quran. Thank you for sharing the conversation.

[@akhan8456]

Wonderful presentation indeed. Without any mathematical or any scientific miracle in the Quran, I believe with 100% certainty that Quran is the Word of Allah, The God in English and it can not be from anyone else, including Human and Jinns. After going through this video and making a spreadsheet in excel, it is really so amazing to see that addding all chapters of the Quran from 1-114, the result is 6555. Similarly adding all the verses in each chapter together, the result comes 6236. The Total of both of these results is 12791. Diving further down, the 57/114 chapters or HALF of Surahs are ODD and 57/114 are EVEN numbers. The Addition of ODD Surahs (57) gives 6555, which corresponds to the addition of all chapters from 1-114. Similarly the addition of EVEN Surahs (57) comes 6236, which corrsponds to the total Number of Verses in Quran or in 114 Surahs. Is this a coincidence? Again total Surahs 114/19=6. ( 19 is a special number mentioned by Allah in Quran 74:30-31) Did not Allah create the Heavens and the Earth and all that exixts there in in 6 days? Glory be to Allah, this is something beyond any human imagination.

[@Iraniansunnimuslim]

Unlike some, we do know how to count. Mathematical models and formulas, a lot of them were invented in golden age. Alhamdulillah for truth that stayed obvious.

[@mostofasadat8880]

The shade oof

[@Ok44398]

Assalamu Alaikum, Brother Paul. Could you please try to get Fadel Soliman the maker the of the "Bridges’ Translation of the Ten Qira’at of the Noble Qur’an" on the show? It would be really beneficial to hear the miracle of the Qir'aat.

[@Shabs2456]

Wowww. This Book IS from the Almighty. There is NO other book on planet earth like this…….. amazing!! This is surly for our time for everyone

[@awraabbi-rh1qm]

Masha Allah; may Allah bless you both because of fact curiosity!

[@knoffhoff123]

Barakallahu feekum, once more amazed by the Quran❤

[@abdulelosman]

Mashallah, its a well thought presentation. Please more content to this topic! (examples: numerical structures in the verses about adam and jesus or surah an-nahl (bees)).

[@nesrinemilian8432]

Awesome work -

[@MAI-AIA]

Excellent work

[@zk9961]

Wow- i was looking at this..and wondered - its like Allah has given the message to all those who hear.. it can be related to any person working in so many fields. It also reminds me of the bee lady. She did a study on the chapter about honey bees and found remarkable aspects related to numbers, gender of bees, and their anatomy

[@TabletofLife]

Excellent work. Look also for the genetic code in Quran.

[@NoumanIkram]

Thank you, brothers, for telling us facts. We love you for the sake of Allah Almighty ❤

[@Adnan71414]

Have come across some of this before but like Amin said, have only seen it portrayed in pretty over-the-top ways veering into the realm of numerology and so on before so I was pretty dismissive of it. Definitely does seem like there's something here, enjoyed this video a lot.

[@WaRRioR479]

Subhana Allah Amazing job

[@FearNoneButAllah]

Bro Can u please do a short version video with just the surah verse matrix because I'm sharing the ful length video with timestamp 42minutes but people think it's 1hr long and don't watch it. I want to send the 6 minutes lond quran verse matrix miracle the way this guy explains it is very clear and concise easy to understand. You have a goldmine in your hands and don't realise it this needs to go big. It's one of the clearest quran miracle

[@FearNoneButAllah]

Please

[@Skyymon]

@@FearNoneButAllah share dr shabir ally's video instead, though while it lacks any visuals, dr shabir provides a good and easy to understand explanation alternatively, u can also simply screenshot the spreadsheet shown in the video and show that to others, though u will have to explain some aspects urself or still share dr shabir's video to provide some much needed context. inshallah others will understand the significance of this miracle

[@FearNoneButAllah]

@Skyymon no it is not easy to follow along. Why share something which is difficult to understand when we can have something visual and clear snd concise?

[@globalknowledgering702]

Amazing video...Thank you.

[@Allah..isgreaterthaneverything]

Suggestion: Upload the documents used for those doing local dawah and more

[@Sahil4N]

Love you Uncle Paul, love from India

[@2012saiful]

Perfect and infinite miracles of creations embedded in the Quranic verses ♻️

[@mohammedyacinebouacida1712]

Jazakoum Allah Khayran Brother Paul & Mr Lessan for this fantastic podcast ....19 is the miracle number of the other scientific miracles of the Holy Quran 1. The first verse (1:1), known as “Bismilah,” in Arabic consists of :19 letters. 2. The Quran consists of 114 suras, which is 19 x 6. 3. The total number of verses in the Quran is 6346, or 19 x 334. [6234 numbered verses & 112 un-numbered verses (Bismilahs) 6234+112 = 6346] Note that 6+3+4+6=19. 4. The Bismilah occurs 114 times, despite its conspicuous absence from Sura 9 (it occurs twice in Sura 27) & 114= 19 x 6. 5. From the missing Bismilah of Sura 9 to the extra Bismilah of Sura 27, there are precisely 19 suras. 6. It follows that the total of the sura numbers from 9 to 27 (9+10+11+12+…+26+27) is 342, or 19 x 18. 7. This total (342) also equals the number of words between the two Bismilahs of Sura 27, and 342 = 19 x 18. 8. The famous first revelation (96:1-5) consists of 19 words. 9. This 19-worded first revelation consists of 76 letters 19 x 4. 10. Sura 96, first in the chronological sequence, consists of 19 verses. 11. This first chronological sura is placed atop the last 19 suras. 12. Sura 96 consists of 304 Arabic letters, and 304 equals 19 x 16. 13. The last revelation (Sura 110) consists of 19 words. 14. The first verse of the last revelation (110:1) consists of 19 letters. 15. 14 different Arabic letters, form 14 different sets of “Quranic Initials” (such as A.L.M. of 2:1), and prefix 29 suras. These numbers add up to 14+14+29=57= 19 x 3. 16. The total of the 29 sura numbers where the Quranic Initials occur is 2+3+7+…+50+68 = 822, and 822+14 (14 sets of initials) equals 836, or 19 x 44. 17. Between the first initialed sura (Sura 2) and the last initialed sura (Sura 68) there are 38 un-initialed suras 19 x 2. 18. Between the first and last initialed sura there are 19 sets of alternating “initialed” and “uninitialed” suras. 19. The Quran mentions 30 different numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 19, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 99, 100, 200, 300, 1000, 2000, 3000, 5000, 50,000, & 100,000. The sum of these numbers is 162146, which equals 19×8534.

[@halshem]

This is actually false. 6348 verses are in the Quran. Not 6346. Rashid Rida, the false prophet, tried to make this so-called miracle fit into the Quran by rejecting the last two verses Surah Tawbah about RasulAllahﷺ as if the Sahabah {رضي الله عنهم} were worshipping RasulAllahﷺ so they corrupted the Quran by adding those two versus. This is a lie and it destroys the credibility of the Quran by attempting to prove the Quran is a corruptible book that wasn’t preserved. Whoever believes in it is a Kafir for rejecting the verses of the Quran.

[@silkydude]

Fantastic presentation

[@Ruby-K]

Subtle slam dunk of Abdul Halim's work on the same subject 39:53 👀. However, I think it just proves more what your guest has discovered in his study so far....The Qur'ãn itself is a miracle....no matter how a person chooses to approach it. The preserved Recitation is from Allah Subhanawataallah alone, Lord Creator of all the worlds. Only the resolutely stubborn, ignorant, hard-hearted and deceitful would state otherwise.

[@AlHindh313]

You guys should have a podcast with Sahil Adeem. I would suggest the same to him ❤️❤️❤️ جزاك الله خير

[@AnalyseThat]

tremendous - please keep up the mathematical research on the Qur'an

[@nomanijaz566]

Iman raised Alhamdullelah ❤

[@AlemMemić]

Problem with verse 54:1 is not because it represents the exact time when Apollo 11 departed the Moon on 21th July 1969, but because that would destroy current belief that the Moon was split during the life of the Prophet. That is the only problem that I see. I personally analyzed that verse as well and I immediately get opposition in that direction with hadith that is talking about the Moon being split during the life of the Prophet. Number 19 is really important, but 7 as well. Those two are definitely important in the Quran. What needs to be said about number 19 is that Rashad Khalifa was the first who started research about miracles of number 19. He needs to get credit for that, whether you like him or not. The reason why is 54:1 important is because it contains the splitting of the Moon, so that is why counting verses is meaningful from that verse. Exact time was 17h 54m 1s UTC. Now, the thing is that everyone on Earth experienced the same minutes and seconds, so number of hours is not relevant here. Everybody saw 54m 1s That verse 54:1 is one of the reasons why I am still a Muslim. That verse is really scary and not just because it gives us proof that God knows exact time in the future when will be something, but the next thing that I will share with you here. As you see, this verse contains "the Hour" as well. So, "The Hour has come closer and the Moon has split" contains "the Hour" part. Now, why are those two notions in the same verse? If we understand 54:1 as "54m:1s", we could understand that verse as "There are only 6 minutes left till the Hour and the Moon has split" Now, this understanding belongs to that part that we need to avoid, but as a mathematician and Data Scientist (with phd in theoretical mathematics), I couldn't help myself. I had to calculate it to see what will I get. Now, immediate problem here is reference point. Because 54:1 is related to 1389 Hijri year, I thought that reference with Hijri beginning would be meaningful. I got something like 28th April 2119. This is the part where my problem start. Mathematical problem...Real one...Like Riemann hypothesis, but only some kind of "my hypothesis". I will explain it here, so stay till the end. It will be with a little bit of math, so stay with me :) 28th April 2119 is 19th Ramadan 1543 and 19th Nisan 5879. Numbers 1543 and 5879 are additive prime numbers. Those are prime numbers whose sum of digits is prime number as well. If you think about sura al Fatiha, it has 7 verses, 29 words and 139 letters. 7, 29 and 139 are all additive prime numbers. Not just that, 729139 and 139297 are additive prime numbers as well. 29 is 7th additive prime number, while 139 is 19th additive prime number. 7 and 19 are definitely numbers that are Quranic and they are miracles by itself. Now, when we look into Hebrew calendar, we see that year 5879 is 387th additive prime number, but that number is 774th prime number. Now, here I see a miracle, 774 = 387*2 My math problem would be to find and understand ratio between pi(x)/additive_primes(x) and to find all "x" such that that ratio is an integer. One such number is x=5879, because pi(x) = 774 and additive_primes(x) = 387 and we have 774/387 = 2, which is an integer. For me that date 28th April 2119 is really scary date, but I will just say that it is not something that we should think about, because we will not be alive then. The scary thing in that date is that 28042119 = 7x19x19x81x137. All these numbers have meaning in Physics in Chemistry and in other stuff...Can we conclude from all of this that the Hour will be on 28th April 2119. No, we cannot, because it might be a trap that we conclude something like that. There are a lot of traps in the Quran. Believe me. A lot of people goes into conclusions which they shouldn't do. I can just say that I have my own math problem from this. Nothing more really. I will stop here and I would definitely like to get in touch with Ameen, so that maybe we can work together on this math problem that I got from 54:1 :) What I really like about that "387" part is that it is code for my country, Bosnia and Herzegovina :D

[@HumayunMirza-s8f]

Wonderful presentation n great research work. Quran simply is a miracle. The Q matrix is a new find for me. Thanks. Quran concepts need a more vast n holistic understanding. The many traditional concepts based on controversial unauthentic rawayiats or translated in light of rawayiats, fell short of rational n justice of Allah. Modern Q scholars r doing wonderful more accurate translation new understanding of Q verses n clearing myths. May Allaha reward ur study n keep guiding u further.

[@AbdullahOllivierreIT]

### Summary of the Video: *Mathematical Miracles in the Qur'an: A Measured Approach with Amin Lessan* Amin Lessan, a PhD student specializing in AI-enabled healthcare at UCL, discusses the mathematical patterns and remarkable features of the Qur'an from a balanced perspective. The presentation aims to highlight mathematically precise phenomena in the Qur'an while avoiding overreach or unsubstantiated claims. #### Key Points: 1. **Why Study the Qur'an Mathematically?** - The Qur'an invites exploration across various disciplines like linguistics, history, and science. Mathematics, being a universal language, is a natural area to investigate. - The Qur'an mentions numbers and patterns that might hint at a deeper mathematical signature. 2. **Measured Approach:** - Amin emphasizes a rigorous and transparent methodology to avoid sensationalism or unverified claims. - He criticizes overreach in some previous studies, such as dubious links between Qur'anic verses and events like the moon landing. 3. **Mathematical Patterns Highlighted:** - **Word Balances:** Examples include words like "angels" and "devils" or "this world" and "the hereafter," each occurring the same number of times, reflecting thematic harmony. - **Number 19:** Explicitly mentioned in Surah Al-Muddaththir (74:30), it exhibits fascinating patterns in the Qur'an: - Total chapters: 114 (19 × 6). - The first revelation has 19 verses and its letters and words align with multiples of 19. - **Chapter-Verse Matrix:** The sum of odd-numbered and even-numbered chapter-verse combinations in the Qur'an reflects a precise balance not found in comparable texts like the Bible. 4. **Verification and Transparency:** - Amin verifies his findings through programming and shares the code for replication, ensuring credibility and encouraging further research. 5. **Other Remarkable Aspects of the Qur'an:** - Historical accuracy in references to ancient Egypt, distinguishing between "Pharaoh" and "King" for different eras. - Embryological descriptions consistent with modern science. - Literary structures like ring compositions that mirror themes across chapters and verses. 6. **Rebuttals to Skepticism:** - Claims of overreach or coincidence are countered with statistical improbabilities and the Qur'an's unique characteristics. - The argument that such patterns were deliberate human creations is dismissed due to the oral nature of the Qur'an’s transmission and the absence of such claims historically. 7. **Broader Implications:** - The Qur'an's mathematical phenomena complement its linguistic, historical, and scientific features, offering evidence for its Divine origin. - Each miraculous aspect caters to different individuals, strengthening faith and inviting reflection. Amin concludes by encouraging a nuanced exploration of the Qur'an’s mathematical and broader miraculous aspects, ensuring transparency and academic rigor. His work aims to inspire faith while maintaining intellectual honesty.

[@Mohamad_Kader]

Hello, id like to point something important out. Day in the singular form DOES OCCUR 365 times, i calculated this myself The total amount is 475 5 times "your day" 5 times "their day" 70 times "that day" reffering ususlly to the day of judgement 365 times day in the singular in all its derivatives 30 times "days" in plural all versions

[@Scipio-yt7ev]

That is only "yawm" not including "nahaar" which means the same.

[@cyberp0tat0]

Replying to the above comment. I speak arabic. When you quantify days you use word يوم (yawm) Where I am from no one uses word نهار (in my mind closer to meaning of daylight) to quantify days. If above is correct then its also amazing. Needs to be verified.

[@cyberp0tat0]

I love this video because it uses measured approach that no one can refute. And anyone can test it. Cuz I clearly remember 10+ years ago chain of emails(vs posts/whatsapp msgs now) that claimed to be Quranic miracles or images of fruits/rocks having holy words people share as miracles but I am sure the original authors intention was to cause fitna; to make low IQ people believe in them and share them while more logical people would say this is all non sense. I even could once find the source of an image to a anti muslim forum. People need to be rational in their faith. And use bit of logic to prove/disprove truth. This is the world we live in, its a sunnah of life, truth is usually supported by evidence. And the more you dive in truth the more everything makes sense. After all this is where this channel shines. These Quranic miracles show validity and authenticity and they are mercy and proof of credibility of Islam but we believe in this religion for its entire message, for what it brings to mankind as a whole. For the numerous amount of times where it may clash with culture/life events only to find out after time that the islamic way is truly the more ethical, healthier and natural/fitra way. I love once a scholar said "the doors to Allah are infinite" so if you managed to pass through one, but people with their different perspectives in life and may experience Islam and its beauty differently Thank you for doing this.

[@Scipio-yt7ev]

@cyberp0tat0 my, point is it's a nuanced count, some occurrences of "yawm" don't mean an actual day, but an epoch. Naharr word uses can be more analogous to an actual day than occurrences of "yawm" It doesn't really matter what words you use where you're from, this is the quran, not modern arabic. There are also 365 nights in a year, but the word only occurs 95 times. also worth noting if you also choose to believe in the number 19 miracle, rashad khalifa thought 9:127 and 9:128 were humanly added. So if you believe in the number 19 miracle, you aren't a real muslim.

[@Libbaax]

See how Quran uses complex fractions to devide inheritance

[@wk4799]

Hey Paul, Jazakallahum feeh, and I love you for the sake of Allaah. I was wondering if you were planning on making videos on ancient Israelite religion especially with experts like Ali Ataie, mainly on the orientalist view that monotheistic early Judaism was an evolved version of paganism (or the coined term Yahwism) within the post-exilic Jewish culture. This is a highly interesting topic that does cast some tiny shubuha on me, but Allah ta’ala knows best about these matters.

[@bigdawgification]

Btw, 6555, which is the sum of the surah numbers is also a multiple of 19.

[@khairt1731]

22:27 dr shabir ally is a legend in the dawah vs christian debate world.

[@alih1214]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@mirriyaz5906]

That's really spectacular ❤

[@mdarifuzzaman746]

Great work brothers.

[@MohdYusufAbdulHamid]

Amazing. The python code is appreciated 😂. جزاك الله خيرا