Another miracle of the Quran (The number 19):

 

 

What is a miracle?

 

The simplest definition of a miracle is an impossibility. The higher the impossibility, the higher the miracle. An example. According to the bible, Lazarus was dead for several days. It is impossible to get a rotting body alive again. But Jesus did it by the help of God. A miracle!

 

In the 74th Sura of the Quran, you will find the following verses:

 

Verse 1: 0 thou wrapped up (in a mantle)! Verse 2: Arise and deliver thy warning!

 

Verse 26: Soon will 1 cast him into Hell‑Fire! Verse 27: And what will explain to thee what Hell‑Fire is?

Verse 28: Naught doth it pern‑W to endure, and naught doth it leave alone! ‑

Verse 29: Darkening and changing the colour of man! Verse 30: Over it are Nineteen.

 

What is "nineteen"?, is being asked.

 

There were different estimations, what could be meant by that. Some said, there were nineteen angles. Others said, that there are nineteen habits of people, who can bring them into Hell. etc. 1 and other people believe to be able to proof, that the number "nineteen" is an indicator, which shows to the reader, that Muhammed (peace be upon him) who was an analphabet, could not have written the Quran, because the number "nineteen" appears too often in the Quran, to be a coincidence.

 

1 now want to please you, to help me. As often as you read something in combination with the number "nineteen", you have to say "coincidence". 1 hope that during the reading, you will recognise, that there cannot be so many coincidences.

 

But now back to the revelation:

 

After the 30th verse the archangel Gabriel finished this Sura, to finish the Sura 96. The first revelation started with the verses one to five of the Sura 96. Now the Sura 96 was completed from the verses five to nineteen.

 

96. The Leech-like Clot (Al-álaq)

 

1.      1.         Proclaim! (or read!) in the name of thy Lord and Cherisher, Who created-

2.      2.         Created man, out of a leech-like clot:

3.      3.         Proclaim! And thy Lord is Most Bountiful,-

4.      4.         He Who taught (the use of) the Pen,-

5.      5.         Taught man that which he knew not.

 

1.   6.         Nay, but man doth transgress all bounds,

2.   7.         In that he looketh upon himself as self-sufficient.

3.   8.         Verily, to thy Lord is the return (of all).

4.   9.         Seest thou one who forbids-

5.   10.       A votary when he (turns) to pray?

6.   11.       Seest thou if he is on (the road of) Guidance?-

7.   12.       Or enjoins Righteousness?

8.   13.       Seest thou if he denies (Truth) and turns away?

9.   14.       Knoweth he not that Allah doth see?

10. 15.       Let him beware! If he desist not, We will drag him by the forelock,-

11. 16.       A lying, sinful forelock!

12. 17.       Then, let him call (for help) to his council (of comrades):

13. 18.       We will call on the angels of punishment (to deal with him)!

14. 19.       Nay, heed him not: but prostrate in adoration, and bring thyself the closer to

 Allah)!

 

That means: 5 verses and 14 verses make exact 19 verses. (Coincidence?)

 

The first five verses of the 96 Sura, were as said, the first verses of the revelation. But why are they not standing at the Beginning of the Quran? Because Allah ordered Muhammed (peace be upon him) where they had to be put.

 

lf you count back‑wards from the end (the 114th Sura), then the 96th Sura is the Sura which is located at the 19th position. (Coincidence?)

 

1. 114.             An-Nas           (Mankind)

2. 113.             Al-Falaq          (The Dawn)

3. 112.             Al-Ihlas            (Purity of Faith)

4. 111.             Al-Masad        (The Flame)

5. 110.             An-Nasr          (Help)

6. 109.             Al-Kafirun       (Those who reject faith)

7. 108.             Al-Kautar        (Abudance)

8. 107.             Al-Ma´un      (Neighborly Needs)

9. 106.             Qurais

10. 105.           Al-Fil               (The Elephant)

11. 104.           Al-Humaza      (The scnadal-monger)

12. 103.           Al-Asr            (The Time through Ages)

13. 102.           At-Takatur       (Piling Up)

14. 101.           Al-Qari´a      (The Day of Clamor)

15. 100.           Al-Adiyat         (Those that run)

16. 99.             Az-Zalzala       (The Convulsion)

17. 98.             Al-Baiyina        (The clear Evidence)

18. 97.             Al-Qadr           (The Night iof Power)

19. 96.             Al-Alaq           (The Leech like Clot)

 

 

The first five verses of the 96th Sura have also 19 words. (Coincidence?)

 

These nineteen words have 76 letters. 76 can be devised exactly through 19. That means 76:19=4 (Coincidence?)

 

These 114 Sura of the Quran can be devised exactly through 19. That means 114:19=6 (Coincidence?)

 

The Quran begins with a sentence which exists of 19 letters.

 

 

 

This sentence is in English: In the name of Allah, Most Beneficent, Most Merciful. (Coincidence?)

 

 

1 now want to please you, to give yourself a sentence which exist exactly of 19 letters, while you are not allowed to write the sentence down. in order to know, if your sentence has exactly 19 letters, you have at least to count it. But an analphabet cannot do this. So this sentence cannot be of him, but must have another author.

 

The word "Ism" (in the name) appears, apart from the introduction, in the Quran 19 times. (Coincidence?)

 

The word "Allah" (God) appears, apart from the introduticon, in the Quran 2698 times. That makes 19 x 142. (Coincidence?)

 

The word "Ar‑Rahman" (the Most Beneficent) appears, apart from the introduticon, in the Quran 57 times. That makes 19 x 3 (Coincidence?)

 

The word "Ar‑Rahim" (the Most Merciful) appears, apart from the introduction, in the Quran 114 times. That makes 19 x 6 (Coincidence?)

 

The Quran was authorised by Allah. The sign of its authorisation is: In the name of Allah, Most Beneficent, Most Merciful. It appears in the beginning of each Sura, except the Sura number nine. Because this Sura is a declaration of war, it has to be aggressive. if some one steals your handbag on the street, and you are able to get the robber, then you do not say peace be with you, 1 would be glad, if you could give me back my handbag. No, you would maybe say: Hey! Give me back what is mine, or you are going to face some serious problems!

 

But now back:

 

There are 114 suras, but only 113 times: In the name of Allah, Most Beneficent, Most Merciful.

 

let us exanine, how God solves this problem.

 

lf you go from that sura nine, nineteen suras further on, (coincidence?) you will come to Sura 27. In that Sura you have twice the authorisation. Once in the beginning and then in the Verse 30 of that Sura. So we have two times the sentence: In the name of Allah, Most Benificient, Most Merciful. By this, the problem is solved very elegant.

 

1.   9.         Repentance (At-Taubah). (No Authorisation)

2.   10.       Jonah (Yünus).

3.   11.       Hüd

4.   12.       Joseph (Yusuf).

5.   13.       The Thunder (Ar-Rad).

6.   14.       Abraham (Ibráhím).

7.   15.       The Rocky Tract (Al-Hidschr).

8.   16.       Die Bee (An-Nahl).

9.   17.       The Night Journey (Al-Ìsraa).

10. 18.       The Cave (Al-Kahf).

11. 19.       Mary (Maryam).

12. 20.       Tá Há

13. 21.       The Prophets (Al-Anbiyá).

14. 22.       The Pilgrimage (Al-Hadsch).

15. 23.       The Believers (Al-Mominün).

16. 24.       Light (An-Nür).

17. 25.       The Criterion (Al-Furqán).

18. 26.       The Poets (Ash-Shuará).

19. 27.       The Ants (An-Naml). (In the Introduction and in verse 30)

 

There are 29 suras in the Quran, which begin with single letters. There are 14 letters and they appear in 14 combinations.

 

The Letters:

 

1.         Alif       2.         Lám     3.         Mím     4.         Sád      5.                 6.         Káf     

7.               8.               9.         Ain       10.              11.                12.       Sín

13.       Qáf      14.       Nün

 

 

Combination:

 

1.         Alif Lám Mím              2.         Alif Lám Mím Sád       3.         Alif Lám Rá    

4.         Alif Lám Mím Rá.        5.         Káf Há Yá Ain Sád     6.         Tá Há

7.         Tá Sín Mím                  8.         Tá Sín                          9.         Já Sín

10.       Sád                             11.       Há Mím                       12.       Há Mím Qáf

13.       Qáf.                             14.       Nün.

 

 

Die Suren:

1. 2. The Cow (Al-Baqarah).                                      Alif Lám Mím.

2. 3. Das Haus Ìmráns (Al-Ìmrán)                               Alif Lám Mím.

3. 7. Die Höhen (Al-Aàraf)                                         Alif Lám Mím Sád.

4. 10. Jonas (Yünus)                                                   Alif Lám .

5.  11. Hüd                                                                 Alif Lám .

6. 12. Joseph (Yusuf)                                                  Alif Lám Rá.

7. 13. Der Donner (Ar-Rad)                                       Alif Lám Mím .

8. 14. Abraham (Ibráhím)                                           Alif Lám .

9. 15. The Family of Imran (Al-Hidschr)                      Alif Lám Rá.

10. 19. Mary (Maryam)                                              Káf Há Yá Ain Sád.

11. 20.                                                            

12. 26. The Poets (Ash-Shuará)                                  Tá Sín Mím.

13. 27. The Ants (An-Naml)                                       Tá Sín.

14. 28. The Story (Al-Qasas)                          Tá Sín Mim.

15. 29. The Spider (Al-Ankabüt)                                Alif Lám Mím.

16. 30. The Romans (Ar-Rüm)                                   Alif Lám Mím.

17. 31. Luqmán  (Luqmán)                                         Alif Lám Mím.

18. 32. The Prostration (As-Sadschdah)                     Alif Lám Mím.

19. 36. Já-Sín                                                             Sín!

20. 38. Sád                                                                Sád.

21. 40. The Believers (Al-Mumin)                               Há Mím.

22. 41. Fussilat                                                           Há Mím.

23. 42. The Councel (Asch-Schüra)                            1. Mím. 2. Ain Sín Qáf.

24. 43. Ornaments of Gold (Az-Zuchruf)                     Há Mím.

25. 44. Smoke (Ad-Duchán)                                      Há Mím.

26. 45. Crouching (Al-Dscháthiyah)                            Há Mím.

27. 46. Al-Ahqáf                                                        Há Mím.

28. 50. Qáf                                                                 Qáf.

29. 68. The Pen (Al-Qalam)                                       Nün.

 

 

That means: 14 + 14 + 29 = 57. 57:19=3 (Coincidence?)

 

By the way, if some one had added ore dropped a single word the Quran by the time, then the division by the number 19, would not be so exaet. This is another sign for my, that the Quran was never changed.

 

Numbers appear 285 times in the Quran. 285:19=15 (Coincidence?)

 

lf you add all numbers, then you will get 174.591. This means nothing else, but 19 x 9189. (Coincidence?)

 

lf you ignore the repeating of the numbers, then you will get 162.146. This means nothing else then 19 x 8534. (Coincidence?)

 

At this point, 1 want to finish my examples, to get back to the beginning.

 

Sura 74, Verse 30: Over it are nineteen.

 

Now, what is nineteen?

 

1 think, that 1 have proven, that this number is an indicator, through which the people are devised by Allah. Some will recognise, that there cannot be so many coincidences, while others are still ignoring the signs.

 

Many scientist say, that that the Quran is impressing them very much. But they do not say, that it is Allah's book, beeause then they had to accept the Islam as a consequence. They "save" themselves by saying, that the Quran was written by Muhammed (peace be upon him). But Muhammed was an analphabet.

 

No, Muhammed (peace be upon him) has not written the Quran. He was one of the most busiest man of the earth.

 

He created a nation, an empire, a state and had to spread the Islam in the world. But the Heathen gave him no peace,

 

the Jews gave him no peace and

the Christians gave him no peace.

And he had some times up to eight wives, who had to be provided by him,

 

Muhammed (peace be upon him) should have written a book, which was completed and finished after 23 years.

 

You see, if you want to write a book, then you have to plan it before writing. But an analphabet cannot plan a book, for which completing it took 23 years and which is based on mathematics.

 

While nineteen is a "difficult" number, because it is a prime number. You have to agree that an analphabet cannot remember over the time of 23 years, how often, at which place a certain word has to appear, so that a book (which is also regulating all aspects of the private and official life) is being connected with a prime number. So that this connection is being "harmonised".