The Protection of the Quran Through the 19 Mathematical Code and a Special Number from the Quran: 1729
Assoc. Prof. Engin Eren Desteli
September 2026, Istanbul
Surah al-Hijr,Verse 9 ( 15/9 )
It is We who have revealed the Reminder (the Quran), and We are indeed its protectors.
اِنَّا نَحْنُ نَزَّلْنَا الذِّكْرَ وَاِنَّا لَهُ لَحَافِظُونَ
Inna nahnu nezzelnez zikre ve inna lehu le hafizun
The Quran is protected by a perfectly interwoven coding system (the 19 System). This verse guarantees that the task of preserving the revelation is divine, not human, and that nothing will ever befall it. Almighty Allah informs us in Surah al-Muddaththir (the 74th surah) of the Quran that this is achieved through a mathematical coding system.
The Quran asserts that it is a unique, unaltered, and preserved message from Almighty Allah.
The Almighty Allah states the following in the verses below:
| 3503|32|2| The revelation of the Book—there is no doubt in it—from the Lord of the Worlds Tenzîlul kitâbi lâ reybe fîhi min rabbil âlemîn. The revelation of this Book (the Quran)—there is no doubt in it—is from the Lord of the Worlds. |
| 2115|17|88| Say: “If all of humanity and the jinn gathered/unified on that they come with similar/equal/alike 8to) this Qyr’an, they do not come with similar/equal/alike to it, and if some of them were to some,(were to each other) supporting/helping.’’ |
| 1484|11|13| Or they say, “He fabricated/cut and split it”? Say, “So come or bring with ten chapters of the Koran similar/equal/alike to it fabricated, and call whom you were able to from other than God if you were truthful.’’ |
| 1485|11|14| So if they do not answer/reply to you, so know that (the Koran) was/is descended with God’s knowledge, that there is no God except him, so are you submitters/surrenders/Moslems? |
| 30|2|23| And if you were in doubt/suspicion from what We descended on Our worshipper/slave, so come/bring with a chapter from its similar/equal/alike to it, and call your witnesses/testifiers from other than God, if you were truthful. to Our servant, then bring a surah like it, and call upon your witnesses other than Allah—if you are truthful. |
| 1400|10|38| Or they say, “He has fabricated it (the Qur’an)”; say, “Then bring a surah like it, and call upon whoever you can besides Allah—if you are truthful.” |
| 2165|18|27| Vetlu mâ ûhıye ileyke min kitâbi rabbik, lâ mubeddile li kelimâtihî ve len tecide min dûnihî multehadâ. And read/recite what was inspired/transmitted to you from your Lord’s Book, (there is) no exchanger/replacer/substitutor to His words/expressions, and you will never/not find from other than Him a shelter/refuge. |
| 575|4|82| E fe lâ yetedebberûnel kur’ân. Ve lev kâne min indi gayrillâhi le vecedû fîhihtilâfen kesîrâ. Do they not consider the Qur’an? If it were from other than God, they would have found in it much difference/contradiction. |
| 1809|15|9| Innâ nahnu nezzelnez zikre ve innâ lehu le hâfizûn. That We,We descended th reminder/remembrance,and that We are for it,protectors/guards |
| 5928|85|21| Bel huve kur’ânun mecîd. But It is a glorious/exalted Qur’an. |
| 5929|85|22| In a protected/guarded Tablet. |
The proof of these challenges in the Qur’an is not the statement, “It’s written in the Qur’an!” There must be a system in the Qur’an that serves as definitive proof that it came from Almighty Allah and is preserved. Almighty Allah shows us that this system is mathematics—the language of the universe. Mathematics is a universal, objective, and rational method that cannot be denied by anyone. Almighty Allah has not entrusted the protection of the honorable Quran to humans (memorizers or libraries). As He states in verse 15:9, He Himself protects the Quran through mathematics.
The Quran is not merely a mushaf—a book made of ink and paper—that we hold in our hands. The Quran is a 2D (two-dimensional) membrane, known as the “Levh-i Mahfuz” (the Preserved Tablet), which envelops our universe from a higher dimension and contains all the quantum information of the universe—past and future. The Quran that Almighty Allah revealed to the Prophet Muhammad and has preserved is the Quran found in the Levh-i Mahfuz. Through mathematics, we access the version of the Quran in the Levh-i Mahfuz. Through mathematics, we clearly see that the Quran has come from Almighty Allah and has been preserved.
This protection system of Almighty Allah—one of His greatest miracles—is the “19 Miracle.”
What is the Miracle of 19?
The Quran has been preserved through a mathematical system based on the prime number 19. This system preserves the Quran in its entirety—from the arrangement of the surahs, to their numbering, to the arrangement of the verses within the surahs, to the arrangement of the words within the verses, and down to the arrangement of the letters within the verses—and provides universal, objective, and rational evidence that the Quran is from Allah and has been preserved.
The Quran mentions 19 miracles.
A reference to this is made in the 74th surah, known as Al-Muddaththir (The Veiled One);
The Almighty Allah states the following in the verses below:
| Quran Verse No.|Surah No.|Verse No.|Verse Arabic Pronunciation Translation |
| 5494|74|1|يَٰٓأَيُّهَا ٱلْمُدَّثِّرُ Yâ eyyuhel muddessir. You, you the wrapped/covered for warmth in a robe. |
| 5495|74|2|قُمْ فَأَنذِرْ Kum fe enzir. Stand, so warn/give notice. |
| 5496|74|3| And your Lord, so magnify/exalt/revere. |
| 5497|74|4| And your clothes/garments, so purify/clean. |
| 5498|74|5| And avoid impurity. And the paganism/idol worship/sin, so abandon. |
| 5499|74|6| And do not do a favour and remind of it, doing much (repeatedly). |
| 5500|74|7| And to your Lord, so be patient. |
| 5501|74|8| Fe izâ nukıre fîn nâkû(ri). So if the horn/bugle/trumpet was blown in. |
| 5502|74|9| Fe zâlike yevme izin yevmun asî(run). So that, that day (is) a difficult/distressing day/time. |
| 5503|74|10| Alel kâfirîne gayru yesîr(in). On the disbelievers (it is) not easy. |
| 5504|74|11| Leave me and whom I created alone |
| 5505|74|12| And I made/put for him extended/spread possessions/property. |
| 5506|74|13| And sons and daughters present/testifying. |
| 5507|74|14| And I prepared for him preparation |
| 5508|74|15| Then he wishes/covets that I increase. |
| 5509|74|16| No, but he was to Our verses/evidences stubborn/obstinate.. |
| 5510|74|17| I will burden him (with) severity/hardship. |
| 5511|74|18| That he truly thought, and he evaluated/estimated |
| 5512|74|19| So how he evaluated/estimated was killed (punished). |
| 5513|74|20| Then was killed (punished) how he evaluated/estima |
| 5514|74|21| Then he looked. |
| 5515|74|22| Then he frowned and he frowned/became gloomy |
| 5516|74|23| Then he gave his back and he became arrogant. |
| 5517|74|24| So he said: “That truly that (is) except magic/sorcery to be traced (followed/copied).” |
| 5518|74|25| “That truly that (is) except the human’s word/opinion and belief.” |
| 5519|74|26| I will cast him in the Saqar (Hell) |
| 5520|74|27| And what makes you know what Saqar (is)? |
| 5521|74|28| (It) does not spare , and nor it leaves anything |
| 5522|74|29| A Screen/Sign for humanity |
| 5523|74|30| On it (are) nineteen. |
| 5524|74|31| We have made the guardians of the fire to be angels/controllers; and We did not make their number except as a test for those who have rejected, to convince those who were given the book, to strengthen the acknowledgment of those who have acknowledged, so that those who have been given the book and those who acknowledge do not have doubt, and so that those who have a sickness in their hearts and the ingrates would say, “What did God mean by this example?” Thus God misguides whoever/whomever He wishes, and He guides whoever/whomever He wishes. None knows your Lord’s soldiers except Him. It is but a reminder for people. |
| 5525|74|32| No but and/by the moon. |
| 5526|74|33| And/by the night when it ended/passed. |
| 5527|74|34| And/by morning/day break when it appeared/lit/shined. |
| 5528|74|35| That it truly is one (of) the greatest |
| 5529|74|36| A warning/notice to the human. |
| 5530|74|37| For any among you who wishes to progress or regress. |
For a very detailed analysis from the perspective of Arabic grammar, please read the article below.
Among these verses, verse 74:31 is particularly important. Almighty Allah states, “We have appointed only angels as guardians of the Fire (n-nari).” How many of these angels are there? We see that there are 19. According to Almighty Allah’s revelation, there are 19 guardian angels over Sekar (Hell).
What comes immediately after this? We must pay very close attention to this point;
The phrase (عِدَّتَهُمْ) iddetehum (“their number”) appears. He states, “We have made their number a test, a trial, a trial by temptation.” He is not referring to the angels themselves; He is referring to their number. So, what was the number of the angels?
19
It is very clear from the Quran that the number 19 itself is a test, a trial, and a means of trial—not the angels themselves. The emphasis is on the number 19.
The angels in Hell are not the source of this trial (the means of testing). Nor is it a debate about the number of angels. In fact, there is no debate regarding the number of angels. Because Almighty Allah has already revealed that the number of angels is 19. According to the Quran, there can be no debate about whether the number of angels in Hell is 18, 7, or 70. Such debates are absolutely forbidden. There is no debate.
The real debate, the true fitnah (test), is the number 19 itself. The number 19 is a test.
Where will we look for the number 19 that Almighty Allah has indicated as a test?
The Quran declares itself to be a miracle. In fact, there are indications that these miracles will emerge after the Quran has been revealed. For this reason, we will look for these signs related to the number 19 in the Quran.
The Almighty Allah has stated the following in verses 29:50 and 29:51:
| Quran Verse No.|Surah No.|Verse No.|Verse Arabic Pronunciation Translation |
| 3388|29|50| They said, “If only signs would come down to him from his Lord!” Say, “All signs are with God, and I am but a clear warner.” |
| 3389|29|51| Is it not enough for them that We have sent down to you the book, being recited to them? In that is a mercy and a reminder for people who acknowledge. |
Allah, the Exalted, states the following in verse 27:93:
| Quran Verse No.|Surah No.|Verse No.|Verse Arabic Pronunciation Translation |
| 3250|27|93| Say, “Praise be to God, He will show you His signs and you will know them. Your Lord is not unaware of what you do.” |
As is clearly evident, it is indicated that the 19 miracles in the Quran would be discovered after the Quran was revealed.
The Almighty Allah has encoded the Quran with the number 19. It is patterned with the number 19. He has endowed the Quran using mathematics, a universal language. In this endowment, He has used the number 19.
The number 19 is a test. It is a means of examination. Whether or not one recognizes the pattern formed by the number 19 in the Quran is a test.
The purposes of the miracle of 19 have been revealed by our Almighty Allah;
- So that those who conceal, hide, and deny the truth may be convinced. (74:31)
- So that those to whom the Book has been given may know with absolute certainty. (74:31)
- So that the faith of believers may increase, grow, and develop further. (74:31)
- So that those to whom the Book has been given and who have believed may not harbor doubts or suspicions. (74:31)
- It makes those whose faith is flawed (the hypocrites and polytheists whose hearts are diseased) and the deniers (the disbelievers) ask, “What does Allah intend by this parable?” (74:31).
- It is surely one of the great ones. (74:35)
- It is a warning for humankind. (74:36)
- It distinguishes between those who strive to take the lead and excel and those who hesitate and lag behind. (74:37)
The Exalted Allah has clearly explained the functions of the number 19, which is a test (trial). Reflect upon this for the sake of Allah. Can debating the number of angels above Hell fulfill the functions mentioned above? How would the number of angels increase my faith as a believer? Why has it been presented as a major proof? Since we can never know the Hereafter, why is the number of angels pointed out to us in this world as a major proof? How will it distinguish the progressive from the regressive? How will the number of angels serve as a warning to humanity? Why will the disbelievers be troubled?
It is clearly evident that the pattern formed by the number 19 in the Quran fulfills all these functions.
Why the number 19?
Why not 17 or 23? Almighty Allah has specifically chosen the number 19.
Some mathematical properties of the number 19:
All numbers in the universe can be written using the 10 digits shown below. In other words, the workings of the universe—all physical and mathematical equations within it—can be expressed using only 10 digits.
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Of these 10 digits that explain the workings of the universe, the smallest whole number is 1. The largest is 9.
Combining 1, the smallest single-digit integer, with 9, the largest single-digit integer, results in 19.
19 is a prime number. A prime number is a number that is divisible only by itself and 1.
The number 19 can be written as follows: 1+9=10>1+0=1 (This may symbolize the oneness and unity of Allah, who is one and unique.)
For this reason, it is one of the best numbers to choose for numerical coding.
Is 19 a sacred number?
Absolutely not. What is divine and sacred is the Quran. The number 19, which is at the heart of the “miracle of 19,” is merely a great proof that the Quran comes from Allah.
When did the test mentioned in verse 74:31 begin?
We know that the Quran has a layered structure. The verses known as “mutashabih”—which carry multiple meanings—form the backbone of this layered structure. The verses of the Quran can convey a different message in every era. The “miracle of 19” and the test mentioned in the verses of Surah al-Muddaththir examined above began with the discovery that the Quran is encoded with the number 19. The data regarding the “miracle of 19,” discovered by Rashad Khalife in 1974, has since been supplemented by many others. Today, thanks to advances in technology, it has become very easy to witness the “miracle of 19.”
Despite the evidence outlined above, there will undoubtedly be those who fail to see the number 19 and the “Miracle of 19,” attributing everything to Sekar. Almighty Allah has already declared that this is, in fact, a test. Those who wish to take the lead and excel will seek to see the “Miracle of 19” and bear witness to it, while those who hesitate and wish to lag behind will believe that only Sekar is being referred to.
With the help of artificial intelligence and computers, many new patterns will also be discovered, by Allah’s permission.
Could there be a wisdom behind the fact that the majority who call themselves Muslims are unable to witness the “19 miracle”?
The greatest resistance to the miracle of 19 stems from the two words added at the end of Surah Tawbah. People who witness the Miracle of 19 in the Quran are initially convinced. However, when they hear that the 19 coding deciphers the two words added to Surah Tawbah later on, they immediately begin to ignore the entire Miracle of 19. They can no longer accept the Miracle of 19. There are signs that Almighty Allah did this intentionally. By decoding these two words, He shows us that the “19” system has an error-correction feature. He shows us how Almighty Allah protects the Quran. Furthermore, He does not want the majority of the polytheistic Muslim community—who, despite holding the Quran in their hands, do not follow it—to profit from the “19” miracle. If the opposite had been the case, the Taliban would also have used the “19 miracle” in the Quran to call people to their own deviant religion, which has no connection to the Quran at all. They would have made this call in the name of the “19 miracle.” However, Almighty Allah did not permit these polytheists to use the “19 miracle.”
Only those who affirm that the “19 miracle” belongs exclusively to the Quran can bear witness to it. A polytheist cannot bear witness to the “19 miracle,” for the two cannot coexist.
I will now provide some examples regarding the “Miracle of 19,” which is the mathematical protection system of our Almighty Allah in the Glorious Quran. The “19” system is a testable mathematical code. The rules for word counting are clear, and all word counts are performed according to that rule.
Counting rule: Singular forms of words and those without suffixes are included in the count. Plural forms and forms with suffixes are not included in the count. The word “Allah” does not have a plural form anyway.
For detailed examples of the 19 system in the Quran
please review the website linked below; the site is in Turkish. You can use artificial intelligence to translate it into English and witness the 19 system for yourself and test it. From the “Analysis” section at the top, you can easily perform word, letter, and number counts, Abjad calculations, and other analyses to witness these magnificent proofs in our Quran.
Examples of the Quran’s Preservation Through the 19 System
There are 114 (19×6) “Bismillahirrahmanirrahim” and 6,346 (19×334) verses in the Holy Quran.
Of these “Bismillahirrahmanirrahim” phrases, 112 are unnumbered, and 2 are numbered. One of the numbered “Bismillah” phrases appears at the beginning of Surah al-Fatiha, the first surah of the Quran. The other numbered “Bismillah” phrase appears in the 30th verse of the 27th surah. The only surah that does not begin with a “Bismillah” is Surah 9, Al-Tawbah. While all other surahs begin with a “Bismillah,” the fact that only Surah Al-Tawbah does not is miraculous. If this surah had begun with a “Bismillah,” the total number of “Bismillahs” in the Quran would have been 115, which would not have been a multiple of 19. Even though the Basmala is absent at the beginning of Surah Tawbah, if the Basmala in 27:30 were not present, the total number of Basmalas would be 113—which again would not be a multiple of 19. The Almighty Creator demonstrated the miracle of the Basmala—which is absent at the beginning of Surah Tawbah (Surah 9)—exactly 19 (19x) surahs later (including Surah 9) in Surah An-Naml (27th surah), verse 30 (27:30), by including it in the verse as the exact text (word for word), thereby demonstrating its miracle and showing us that the Quran was deliberately designed.
The missing basmala, which is not at the beginning of Surah Tawbah, appears in 27:30 as follows. Its presence in 27:30 is no coincidence. The sum of the surah and verse numbers equals three times 19. 27+30=57 (19x)
The Almighty Allah has stated the following in verse 27:30:
| Quran Verse No.|Surah No.|Verse No.|Verse Arabic Pronunciation Translation |
| 3187|27|30|إِنَّهُۥ مِن سُلَيْمَٰنَ وَإِنَّهُۥ بِسْمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ Innahu min Suleymân wa innahu bismillâhi ar-Rahmâni ar-Rahîm. “It is from Solomon, and it reads: In the name of God, the Gracious, the Compassionate” |
There are 6,234 numbered verses in the Quran. There are 112 unnumbered basmala. The basmala at the beginning of Surah al-Fatiha is numbered. There is no basmala at the beginning of Surah at-Tawbah (Surah 9).
The fact that the basmala are unnumbered is a divine practice, deliberately designed by Almighty Allah for the functioning of the 19 system. The unnumbered basmala should be considered as the 0th verse of the surah. There are a total of 6,234 (numbered verses) + 112 (unnumbered basmala) = 6,346 (19 × 334) verses in the Quran, which is a multiple of 19.
Summary:
Number of basmala phrases in the Quran = 114 (19 × 6)
Number of verses in the Quran = 6,346 (19 × 334)
The digits that make up the number 6,346—the number of verses in the Quran—are also no coincidence. 6 + 3 + 4 + 6 = 19
The Name of Allah: The Seal of 19
All derivatives of the name “Allah” appear a total of 2,698 times in 1,820 verses of the Quran (excluding unnumbered Basmala instances). When the surah number, verse number, and the number of times the name “Allah” appears in these verses are presented in a table, the magnificent “Seal of 19” emerges.
There is only one rule for word counts, and this rule applies to all word counts.
Counting rule: Singular forms of the word and those without suffixes are included in the count. Plural forms and forms with suffixes are not included in the count. The word “Allah” does not have a plural form.
Derivatives of the word “Allah” included in the count…
| Arabic | Pronunciation | Count |
| الله | allah | 2152 |
| By Allah | Vallah | 240 |
| By God | By God | 139 |
| To God | lillah | 116 |
| And to Allah | To Allah | 27 |
| By God | tallah | 8 |
| By God | fellah | 6 |
| To Allah | To Allah | 6 |
| Allah | allah | 2 |
| By Allah | ebillah | 1 |
| By God | By God | 1 |
| Total = 2698 = 19x |
Derivatives not included in the count… (with a suffix added)
| O Allah | Allahumme | 5 transitions (+) | 3:26, 5:114, 8:32, 10:10, 39:46 |
Table 1. Characteristics of the 1,820 verses containing all derivatives of the name Allah (Summary table)
| Surah number | Verse number | Number of times the name “Allah” appears in the verse |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 2 | 7 | 1 |
| 2 | 8 | 1 |
| 2 | 9 | 1 |
| 2 | 10 | 1 |
| . | . | . |
| . | . | . |
| . | . | . |
| . | . | . |
| 110 | 2 | 1 |
| 112 | 1 | 1 |
| 112 | 2 | 1 |
| Total: 39,045 = 19x | Total: 118,123 = 19x | Total: 2,698 = 19x |
Please click the link for the analysis
We have seen that the word “Allah” appears 2,698 times in the Quran, which is 142 times the number 19. The word “Allah” is so deliberately placed in the Quran that these occurrences provide us with certain signs. Now I would like to present a very interesting piece of data to you.
We know that the 2,698 occurrences of the word “Allah” are 142 times the number 19, but one might wonder if this number 142 itself could also be encoded in the Quran through the word “Allah.”
When we look at how many times the word “Allah” appears in the verses numbered 1 in the Quran, we miraculously find the number 42.
2,698 “Allah” = 19 × 142
142 = 42 instances of the word “Allah” in verses numbered 1
Now, let’s see together, insha’Allah, that the occurrence of 42 instances of the word “Allah” in the first verses was intentionally chosen. The table below lists the verse numbers and the total number of occurrences of the word “Allah” in those verses. Taking the first verse as an example: There are a total of 42 occurrences of the word “Allah” in the verses numbered 1.
Upon examining the table, it is evident that the number 42 is unique. The word “Allah” does not appear in any other verse number. The numbers 1 and 42 seem to have been carefully chosen. However, to be frank, it is not clear how the probability of 1 and 42 occurring side by side should be calculated. Many parameters come into play. But for those with discerning eyes, the table below will suffice, God willing.
Click the link for the analysis
“Bismillahirrahmanirrahim” is one of the greatest miracles of the Quran.
The Basmala appears 114 times in the Quran and consists of 19 letters. The table below shows the letters of the four words that make up the Basmala.
When the arrangement of these letters and their Abjad values are examined, a magnificent “19 seal” emerges in the Basmala.
The Basmala consists of 4 words and is made up of 19 letters.
The Abjad values of the letters are given below.
Note on the Abjad system: In the Arabic alphabet, each letter has a numerical value. It is believed that this system was adopted from Nabataean into Arabic under the influence of Hebrew and Aramaic and was used in the same way during the time of the Prophet Muhammad. The Abjad values of the letters are shown in the final image.
Now let’s examine the Basmala in 6 tables.
You can use software to check whether the numbers are multiples of 19.
Table 1. Sequential arrangement of the number of letters following the word order
13243646 = 19x
Table 2. Cumulative (added to the previous one) sequential arrangement of the letter counts following the word order
1327313419 = 19x
Table 3. Sequential arrangement of the word’s Abjad value (the sum of the Abjad values of the letters in the word) following the word’s order
110226633294289=19x
Table 4. Sequential arrangement of the cumulative sum of the word’s Ebced values (added to the previous one) following the word order
1102216834974786=19x
Table 5. Sequential arrangement of the Ebced values of the letters in alphabetical order following the word order
1260402130305313020084050413020081040=19x
Table 6. Sequential arrangement of the cumulative sum of a letter’s Ebced value (added to the previous one) following the word order
1262102210313316316831691993994074474974498528728736746786=19x
It appears that a deliberate connection to the number 19 has been made in the Basmala. In Table 6, numbers that are multiples of 19 appear. Now, let’s calculate the probability of this occurring together. The chance that a random number is a multiple of 19 is 1/19.
The probability of a phrase like the Basmala occurring is 1 in 893,871,739. Note: It is important to remember that the phrase must also be a meaningful sentence.
The fact that the probability is so low indicates that the Basmala was deliberately and intentionally designed using the number 19.
Without recognizing this 19-based coded system in the Basmala, there are those who, on certain websites, randomly generate many multiples of 19 from sentences similar to the Basmala and attempt to obscure the 19 system in the Basmala.
What Is the Abjad System?
In the Arabic alphabet, each letter has a numerical value. It is believed to have been adopted into Arabic from Nabataean, influenced by Hebrew and Aramaic, and to have been used in the same way during the time of the Prophet Muhammad. The Ebced values of the letters are shown in the image below.
Allah knows best…
The Magnificent Miracle in Surah al-Fatiha
The Fatiha consists of 7 verses. It is the first surah of the Quran. The basmala in the first verse is numbered and is part of the surah. The basmala at the beginning of other surahs, apart from the Fatiha, is not numbered.
The Fatiha Surah (from the Uthmani Mushaf) is shown below. Click here to view the complete Uthmani Mushaf.
Copy the Fatiha Surah
Before moving on to the 19 miracles in the Fatiha, please test the number of words, the number of letters, and the Abjad values in the verses of this surah for yourself. Detailed information about Abjad.
Click the button above the Fatiha Surah to copy the surah. Then, click the link below to access the program and paste the surah into it. Click “Detailed Analysis by Verse.” The program will provide you with the number of words, letters, and Abjad values for each verse. Compare these with the table below.
Quran Letter Count, Word Count, Abjad Calculation, Analysis of the Isolated Letters
Click the link below to test whether the resulting numbers are multiples of 19.
Click here for a program that determines whether a number and its number of digits are multiples of 19…
Features of Surah Al-Fatiha, the first surah of the Quran
Miracles in the Fatiha Surah.
When we arrange the verse numbers sequentially after the surah number 1, the resulting 8-digit number is an exact multiple of 19.
1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 = 19x
When we arrange the total number of letters in each verse sequentially starting from the surah number 1, the resulting 15-digit number is an exact multiple of 19.
1 19 17 12 11 19 18 43 = 19x
When we write the total number of letters in the verse following the surah number 1, along with the total Abjad values of those letters in the verse, the resulting 38-digit number is a multiple of 19.
1 19 786 17 581 12 618 11 241 19 836 18 1072 43 6009 = 19x
When the verse number, the total number of letters in the verse, and the verse’s total Abjad value are written after the surah number 1, the resulting 45-digit number is a multiple of 19.
1 1 19 786 2 17 581 3 12 618 4 11 241 5 19 836 6 18 1072 7 43 6009=19x
When the surah number 1 is followed by the total number of verses in the surah, the total number of letters in the surah, and the total Abjad value of the surah, the resulting 10-digit number is a multiple of 19.
1 7 139 10,143=19x
When the sum of the Abjad values of all the letters in the surah is written after the surah number 1, the resulting number is a multiple of 19.
1 10,143 = 19x
When we write the total number of verses and the total number of words in the surah after the surah number 1, the resulting number is a multiple of 19.
1 7 29 = 19x
If the total number of verses in the surah and the total number of words in those verses are listed consecutively after the surah number 1, the resulting number is a multiple of 19.
1 7 4 4 2 3 4 3 9 = 19x
In Surah Al-Fatiha, let us, God willing, witness yet another of Allah’s great miracles.
We had previously observed that when the total number of letters in the verses of Surah Al-Fatiha is arranged sequentially after the surah number 1, the resulting number is a multiple of 19; see the table below:
19x = a multiple of 19.
Similarly, when we write down the total number of letters in each verse and the total Abjad values of those letters in the verse, starting after the surah number 1, we saw that the resulting number is a multiple of 19. See the table below:
19x is a multiple of 19.
Has Almighty Allah placed any other signs of 19 in the Fatiha Surah? The first sign we encounter is the 5th verse. This verse stands out from the others because both its number of letters (19 = 19 × 1) and the verse’s Abjad value (836 = 19 × 44) are exact multiples of 19. When we divide the two tables above by 2, using the 5th verse as a reference as shown in the table below, a magnificent miracle of 19 emerges. In the table below, a total of 6 numbers that are multiples of 19 appear. The probability of this table forming spontaneously is 1/19 × 1/19 × 1/19 × 1/19 × 1/19 × 1/19 × 1/19 = 1/47,045,881—in other words, 1 in 47,045,881.
The 5th verse of the Fatiha Surah divides the table in half. There is a sign in the 5th verse. The Fatiha Surah is the only surah where the number of letters is an exact multiple of 19 and the verse’s Abjad value is an exact multiple of 19.
19x is a multiple of 19.
As can be seen, the Fatiha Surah appears to be encoded with the number 19. The selection of letters (Abjad), the number of times they appear in the verse, the number of verses, and the number of words have been arranged in such a way that this characteristic cannot be found in any other text. It is very clear that the Fatiha was designed by Almighty Allah. Almighty Allah is showing us this through the 19 system.
In some copies of the Quran, the Fatiha Surah is written with an extra 4 “alif” letters, totaling 26 “alif” letters (due to human error). Please click here to see how the 19 system corrects these human errors.
Detailed information about the Abjad system.
A table showing the Abjad values of the letters.
Allah knows best…
The Miracle of the Huruf al-Mukatta’ (Disjointed Letters)
The miracle of 19 manifests very powerfully in the surahs that begin with the Huruf-u Mukatta letters.
“Hurûf” is the plural of the word “harf” (letter). The word “mukatta” means “separated” or “individual.” “Hurûf-u mukattaa,” therefore, refers to separated, individual letters. They appear at the beginning of 29 surahs and serve as their opening. They are also called “key letters.” They consist of the single, double, triple, quadruple, and quintuple combinations of 14 letters. They are among the greatest miracles of the Quran. No other book besides the Quran contains such a key system. For years, no logical explanation had been offered regarding their meaning or why Almighty Allah placed these letters at the beginning of the surahs. Today, the purpose of these key letters appears to have been understood.
There are 28 letters in the Arabic alphabet. Almighty Allah has used 14 of these letters as key letters.
Letters used as key letters in the Quran
| ا | ل | م | ص | ر | K | H | i | ع | ط | S | H | Q | N |
| Elif | Lam | Mim | Sad | Ra | Kaf | He | Ye | Ayn | Ta | Sin | Ha | Kaf | Nun |
Surahs in which the key letters appear and how they appear
| Letters | Arabic | Surahs |
| Kaf-Ha-Ya-Ayn-Sad | K-H-Y-A-S | 19 |
| Ta-Ha | T-H-A-H | 20 |
| Ta-Sin-Mim | طسم | 26–28 |
| Ta-Sin | طس | 27 |
| Ya-Sin | يس | 36 |
| Sad | ص | July 38, 19 |
| Ha-Mim | حم | 40-41-42-43-44-45-46 |
| Ha-Mim / Ayn-Sin-Qaf | حم●عسق | 42 |
| Qaf | ق | 50-42 |
| Nun | ن | 68 |
Now it will become clear why Almighty Allah placed these letters at the beginning of 29 surahs in this manner. The total number of occurrences of these letters in the surahs that share a similar key letter at the beginning is an exact multiple of 19.
| Key Letters | Arabic | Surahs | Detailed Count of Letters | Total Number of Letters |
| Ha-Mim | حم | 40-41-42-43-44-45-46 | 292 Ha + 1,855 Mim | 2,147 = 19x |
| Kaf-Heh-Yod-Ayin-Sad | K-H-Y-A-S | 19 | 137 Kef + 175 He + 343 Ye + 117 Ayn + 26 Sad | 798 = 19x |
| Ye-Sin | يس | 36 | 237 Ye + 48 Sin | 285 = 19x |
| Ayn-Sin-Qaf | عسق | 42 | 98 Ayn + 54 Sin + 57 Qaf | 209 = 19x |
| Qaf | ق | 50–42 | 57 Qaf + 57 Qaf | 114 = 19x |
| Sad | ص | 38-7-19 | 97 Sad + 26 Sad + 29 Sad | 152 = 19x |
| Nun | ن | 68 | 133 Nun | 133=19x |
A special, interlocking protection. The letter “Ha” in the 19th surah accompanies the surahs with the key letters Ta-Ha, Ta-Sin-Min, and Ta-Sin.
| Ta-Ha (Ha) | طه | 20 (19) | 107 Ta + 426 He (175 He added from the 19th surah) + 290 Sin + 944 Mim | 1767=19x |
| Ta-Sin-Mim | طسم | 26–28 | ||
| Ta-Sin | طس | 27 |
It is necessary to acknowledge that this table was designed by Almighty Allah. It is impossible for a human being to design the surahs in this way, even with a computer at their disposal.
What should be the methodology and approach for counting the hurûf-u mukataa (key letters)?
“Hurûf” is the plural of the word “harf” (letter). The word “mukatta” means “separated” or “isolated.” “Hurûf-u mukattaa,” therefore, refers to separated, isolated letters. They appear at the beginning of 29 surahs and serve as their opening. They are also called “key letters.” They consist of the single, double, triple, quadruple, and quintuple uses of 14 letters. They are among the greatest miracles of the Qur’an. No other book besides the holy scriptures contains such a key system. For years, no logical interpretation had been offered regarding their meaning or why Almighty Allah placed these letters at the beginnings of the surahs. Today, the purpose of these key letters appears to have been understood. It has become clearly evident that the key letters— —are one of the 19 manifest verses of the miracles that Almighty Allah has pointed out to us as being among His greatest. To date, some of the secrets of the key letters have been unraveled. However, Almighty Allah’s system—that is, His method—had not been fully understood. By the permission of Almighty Allah, new developments regarding the understanding of the key letters have emerged in 2023. As I have always said, 2023 has been a year in which monotheism and the 19 miracles began to rise. This rise will increase over the years, by the permission of Almighty Allah, and will reach all people like a lighthouse. The Almighty Allah will complete His light, even if the polytheists and disbelievers do not want it.
This article will examine the method we should apply to understand the key letters and perceive their miracles. I pray to Almighty Allah that this article may also serve as a blueprint for future generations.
There are 28 letters in the Arabic alphabet. Almighty Allah has designated 14 of these letters as key letters.
The letters used as key letters in the Qur’an are:
| ا | ل | م | ص | ر | ک | ه | ی | ع | ط | س | ح | ق | ن |
| Alif | Lam | Mim | Sad | Ra | Kef | He | Ye | Ayn | Ta | Sin | Ha | Kaf | Nun |
| A | L | M | Ŝ | R | K | H | Y | Ẫ | Ť | S | Ĥ | Q | N |
When examining the combinations of the key letters, it is easy to see that Almighty Allah groups them based on the first letter of each combination. The 14 letters form a total of 7 groups.
| Group 1 | Combinations beginning with the letter A (Elif) |
| Group 2 | Combinations beginning with the letter Ť (Ta) |
| Group 3 | Combinations beginning with the letter Ĥ (Ha) |
| Group 4 | Combinations beginning with the letter Y (Ye) |
| Group 5 | Combinations beginning with the letter K (Kef) |
| Group 6 | Combinations beginning with the letter Ẫ (Ayn) |
| Group 7 | Single-letter (No combinations) |
A more detailed examination of the 7 groups formed by the 14 letters.
| Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
Combinations beginning with the letter A (Elif)
| A-L-M | الم | 2-3-29-30-31-32 |
| A-L-R | الر | 10-11-12-14-15 |
| A-L-M-R | املر | 13 |
| A-L-M-Ŝ | املص | 7 |
Combinations starting with the letter Ť (Ta)
| Ť-S-M | طسم | 26–28 |
| Ť-S | طس | 27 |
| Ť-H | طه | 20 |
Combinations starting with the letter Ĥ (Ha)
| Ĥ-M | حم | 40-41-42-43-44-45-46 |
Combinations starting with the letter Y (Ye)
| Y-S | يس | 36 |
Combinations starting with the letter K (Kef)
| K-H-Y-Ẫ-Ŝ | كهيعص | 19 |
Combinations beginning with the letter Ẫ (Ayn)
| Ẫ-S-Q | عسق | 42 |
Single-letter (No combination)
| Q | ق | 50-42 |
| Ŝ | ص | 38-7-19 |
| N | ن | 68 |
An examination of the magnificent method of Almighty God;
If there is no combination (single letter (+));
Since the letter has no counterpart, the counterparts in other groups are also included in the count.
The letter Q;
It appears alone, without any combination, at the beginning of the 50th surah. Therefore, we must look for its counterparts. The counterpart of the letter Ẫ in the combination starting with Ẫ in the 42nd surah (Ẫ-S-Q) is included in the count.
Therefore;
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Qaf | Q | ق | 50-42 |
The letter “Ŝ”;
It appears alone, without any combination, at the beginning of Surah 38. Therefore, we must look for its counterparts. The counterpart in the combination beginning with the letter “A” in Surah 7 (A-L-M-Ŝ) and the counterpart in the combination beginning with the letter “K” in Surah 19 (K-H-Y-Ẫ-Ŝ) are included in the count.
Therefore;
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Sad | Ŝ | ص | 38-7-19 |
The letter N;
It appears alone, without any combination, at the beginning of the 68th surah. There must certainly be a counterpart to this letter. Since this letter does not appear in any other combinations, its counterpart must also be at the beginning of the 68th surah. The 68th surah must contain a pair of N letters.
Therefore;
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Nun | N | ن | 68 |
If there is a combination (more than one letter (+));
This group is divided into two.
Those that appear in only one surah.
Those that appear in more than one surah.
Combinations that appear in only one surah;
All letters in the combination are counted in all relevant surahs.
Group K: K-H-Y-Ẫ-Ŝ
Therefore;
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Kaf-Ha-Ya-Ayn-Sad | K-H-Y-Ẫ-Ŝ | كهيعص | 19 |
Y group; Y-S
Therefore;
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Y-Sin | Y-S | يس | 36 |
Group Ẫ; Ẫ-S-Q
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Ayn-Sin-Qaf | A-S-Q | عسق | 42 |
Combinations that appear in more than one surah;
The letters in the combination are counted in the surahs where they appear at the beginning. If the letters forming the combination have no counterpart in their group—that is, if they appear only at the beginning of one surah—their counterparts in other groups are included in the count.
Group Ĥ; Ĥ-M
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Ha-Mim | Ĥ-M | حم | 40-41-42-43-44-45-46 |
There is no letter that has no counterpart. There is no letter that appears only at the beginning of a surah.
The “T” group: T-S-M, T-S, and T-H
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Ta-Sin-Mim | T-S-M | طسم | 26–28 |
| Ta-Sin | Ť-S | طس | 27 |
| Ta-He | Ť-H | طه | 20 |
In this group, only the letter H (He) has no counterpart. The letter M has been placed at the beginning of two surahs (the 26th and 28th) to ensure it has a counterpart. Only the letter H (He) has no counterpart. The letter H (He) appears only at the beginning of the 20th surah. We applied the same method when counting single-letter key letters. A counterpart must always be sought. The counterpart of the letter H (He) is found in the K group’s K-H-Y-Ẫ-Ŝ (Surah 19) combination. Therefore, in the analysis of the Ť group, the H (He) letters appearing in this surah are also included in the count.
The surahs in which the letters appear at the beginning. Only the letter H (He) has no counterpart.
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Ta | Ť | ط | 20-26-27-28 |
| Sin | S | س | 26-27-28 |
| Mim | M | م | 26–28 |
| He | H | ه | 20 |
Group A (Elif): A-L-M, A-L-R, A-L-M-R, A-L-M-Ŝ
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Elif-Lam-Mim | A-L-M | الم | 2-3-29-30-31-32 |
| Alif-Lam-Ra | A-L-R | الر | 10-11-12-14-15 |
| Elif-Lam-Mim-Ra | A-L-M-R | املر | 13 |
| Elif-Lam-Mim-Sad | A-L-M-Ŝ | املص | 7 |
Combination letters in the A (Elif) group are counted in all relevant surahs. In this group, only the letter Ŝ Sad has no counterpart. The letter Ŝ Sad appears only at the beginning of the 7th surah. We applied the same method when counting single-letter key letters. A counterpart must be sought. The letter Ŝ Sad will obtain its counterparts from other groups. The counterparts of the letter Ŝ (Sad) are found in the K group’s K-H-Y-Ẫ-Ŝ combination (Surah 19) and in the single-letter Ŝ (in Surah 38). Therefore, in the analysis of Group A, the Ŝ letters in Surahs 38 and 19 are also included in the count. The surahs in which the letters appear at the beginning.
Only the letter Sad (Ŝ) has no counterpart.
| Pronunciation | Letter | Arabic | Surahs |
| Alif | A | ا | 2-3-29-30-31-32, 10-11-12-14-15, 13, 7 |
| Lam | L | ل | 2-3-29-30-31-32, 10-11-12-14-15, 13, 7 |
| Mim | M | م | 2-3-29-30-31-32, 13, 7 |
| Ra | R | ر | 10-11-12-14-15, 13 |
| Sad | Ŝ | ص | 7 |
Result:
As can be seen, Almighty Allah has clearly and explicitly shown us the method of counting the key letters. When we use this methodology—which is simple and easy to understand, yet contains a magnificent logic—we will witness miracles manifesting, by the permission of Almighty Allah.
Allah knows best.
In the counting of the Muqatta’ letters, the unnumbered Basmala (112) is included in the count. The counting is done exactly as the first copies of the Mushaf were written. It is counted exactly as the Prophet and Messenger Muhammad dictated it. Many years later, punctuation, hamzas, and vowel marks were added to the Mushaf. For this reason, the counting of letters must be done using the 28 letters found in the first copies of the Mushaf.
Note: Including elements such as the hamza or the elongated alif—which were not present in the earliest copies of the Quran but were added later—in the count is to serve the devils. It will undoubtedly lead one astray from the right path.
An example of a Mushaf: the Cairo Mushaf. As can be seen, it contains no punctuation or vowel marks. It also does not contain the hamza.
To count the letters using a program that performs the count this way, to test the transitions between the isolated letters (hurufu mukatta), and to witness this miracle, click the link:
From the first verse beginning with the isolated letters to the last verse beginning with the isolated letters, there are 5,263 verses (19x) and 2,641 occurrences of the word “Allah” (19x).
| Quran Verse No. | Surah No. | Verse No. | |
| The first verse beginning with the Hurufu Mukatta letters | 8|2|1|الٓمٓ (Alif, Lam, Mim) |
| The last verse beginning with the Muqatta’ letters | 5270|68|1|نٓ وَٱلْقَلَمِ وَمَا يَسْطُرُونَ (Nun) |
There are 5,263 (19x) verses, including the first and last verses.
Furthermore, Almighty Allah has set His seal on these 5,263 verses by having the word “Allah” appear a total of 2,641 (19x) times. You can witness this evidence using the program below. Furthermore, there is a very interesting feature regarding the 2,641 occurrences of the word “Allah.” Since 2,641 = 19 × 139, there are a total of 39 occurrences of the word “Allah” in the verses numbered 1 within the 5,263 verses.
Click the link for the analysis
Below are 5,263 verses, ranging from verse 1 of Surah 2 to verse 1 of Surah 68. Additionally, all derivatives of the word “Allah” are included.
Open the word search program at https://kuranmucizeler.com/kuran_kelime_arama.html and paste the verses you copied into the “text” field. Then, click the button below to copy all derivatives of the word “Allah” and paste them into the “search terms” field. As a result, you will be able to see all 2,641 occurrences.
A major proof that the order of the surahs, the total number of verses in each surah, and the total number of words in each surah were determined by Almighty Allah: the 798-digit number.
In the Glorious Quran, when the surah order, the total number of verses in a surah, and the total number of words in a surah are arranged side by side, the resulting 798-digit number—as well as the number of digits, 798—is a multiple of 19. The data is presented in the table below. A change in even a single digit in this table would trigger an alarm in the system. Our 798-digit number begins with the number 1,729, which is formed by arranging the surah number, the number of verses, and the number of words of Surah al-Fatiha—the first surah of the Quran—side by side. The number 1,729, recognized in the world of mathematics as a “special number” or a “Ramanujan number,” will reappear in various forms throughout this article.
The resulting number is shown in color;
Note: The complete number is provided at the end of the article.
172922866116…………………………………………113523114620 = 19x (where the number of digits, 798, equals 19x)
Two software programs have been developed so that you, too, can witness this miracle and the protection system.
The first software retrieves the Uthmani (Osman) Mushaf. It retrieves the surah order, the number of verses in each surah, and the total number of words in each surah from this Mushaf. It performs an analysis. You can test the system’s reaction by deleting words from certain verses or by deleting the verse itself.
2. The second program is similar to the first. You can test the system’s reaction by changing the word count.
| Surah Order | Total number of verses in the surah | Total number of words in the surah |
| 1 | 7 | 29 |
| 2 | 286 | 6,116 |
| 3 | 200 | 3,481 |
| 4 | 176 | 3,747 |
| 5 | 120 | 2,804 |
| 6 | 165 | 3,050 |
| 7 | 206 | 3,320 |
| 8 | 75 | 1,233 |
| 9 | 127 | 2,469 |
| 10 | 109 | 1,833 |
| 11 | 123 | 1917 |
| 12 | 111 | 1777 |
| 13 | 43 | 853 |
| 14 | 52 | 830 |
| 15 | 99 | 655 |
| 16 | 128 | 1844 |
| 17 | 111 | 1,556 |
| 18 | 110 | 1579 |
| 19 | 98 | 961 |
| 20 | 135 | 1,335 |
| 21 | 112 | 1169 |
| 22 | 78 | 1,274 |
| 23 | 118 | 1,050 |
| 24 | 64 | 1,316 |
| 25 | 77 | 893 |
| 26 | 227 | 1,318 |
| 27 | 93 | 1,151 |
| 28 | 88 | 1,430 |
| 29 | 69 | 976 |
| 30 | 60 | 817 |
| 31 | 34 | 546 |
| 32 | 30 | 372 |
| 33 | 73 | 1,287 |
| 34 | 54 | 883 |
| 35 | 45 | 775 |
| 36 | 83 | 725 |
| 37 | 182 | 861 |
| 38 | 88 | 733 |
| 39 | 75 | 1,172 |
| 40 | 85 | 1,219 |
| 41 | 54 | 794 |
| 42 | 53 | 860 |
| 43 | 89 | 830 |
| 44 | 59 | 346 |
| 45 | 37 | 488 |
| 46 | 35 | 643 |
| 47 | 38 | 539 |
| 48 | 29 | 560 |
| 49 | 18 | 347 |
| 50 | 45 | 373 |
| 51 | 60 | 360 |
| 52 | 49 | 312 |
| 53 | 62 | 360 |
| 54 | 55 | 342 |
| 55 | 78 | 351 |
| 56 | 96 | 379 |
| 57 | 29 | 574 |
| 58 | 22 | 472 |
| 59 | 24 | 445 |
| 60 | 13 | 348 |
| 61 | 14 | 221 |
| 62 | 11 | 175 |
| 63 | 11 | 180 |
| 64 | 18 | 241 |
| 65 | 12 | 287 |
| 66 | 12 | 249 |
| 67 | 30 | 333 |
| 68 | 52 | 300 |
| 69 | 52 | 258 |
| 70 | 44 | 217 |
| 71 | 28 | 226 |
| 72 | 28 | 285 |
| 73 | 20 | 199 |
| 74 | 56 | 255 |
| 75 | 40 | 164 |
| 76 | 31 | 243 |
| 77 | 50 | 181 |
| 78 | 40 | 173 |
| 79 | 46 | 179 |
| 80 | 42 | 133 |
| 81 | 29 | 104 |
| 82 | 19 | 80 |
| 83 | 36 | 169 |
| 84 | 25 | 107 |
| 85 | 22 | 109 |
| 86 | 17 | 61 |
| 87 | 19 | 72 |
| 88 | 26 | 92 |
| 89 | 30 | 137 |
| 90 | 20 | 82 |
| 91 | 15 | 54 |
| 92 | 21 | 71 |
| 93 | 11 | 40 |
| 94 | 8 | 27 |
| 95 | 8 | 34 |
| 96 | 19 | 72 |
| 97 | 5 | 30 |
| 98 | 8 | 94 |
| 99 | 8 | 36 |
| 100 | 11 | 40 |
| 101 | 11 | 36 |
| 102 | 8 | 28 |
| 103 | 3 | 14 |
| 104 | 9 | 33 |
| 105 | 5 | 23 |
| 106 | 4 | 17 |
| 107 | 7 | 25 |
| 108 | 3 | 10 |
| 109 | 6 | 26 |
| 110 | 3 | 19 |
| 111 | 5 | 23 |
| 112 | 4 | 15 |
| 113 | 5 | 23 |
| 114 | 6 | 20 |
The entire number;
172922866116320034814176374751202804616530507206332087512339127246910109183311123191712111177713438531452830159965516128184417111155618110157919989612013513352111211692278127423118105024641316257789326227131827931151288814302969976306081731345463230372337312873454883354577536837253718286138887333975117240851219415479442538604389830445934645374884635643473853948295604918347504537351603605249312536236054553425578351569637957295745822472592444560133486114221621117563111806418241651228766122496730333685230069522587044217712822672282857320199745625575401647631243775018178401737946179804213381291048219808336169842510785221098617618719728826928930137902082911554922171931140948279583496197297530988949983610011401011136102828103314104933105523106417107725108310109626110319111523112415113523114620
Conversion note: The number cut off on the right edge in the PDF has been completed by placing the values from row 114 of the table above side by side in order.
(19x at the 798th digit)
You can copy the number and test it in the program below;
Allah knows best.
There are exactly 77,401 words in the Holy Quran
With the seal of the number 19, not a single word can be added to or removed from any surah. I have previously mentioned our rule regarding word counts. This rule applies at all times and to every word. When counted according to this rule, it is seen that the total number of words in the Quran is also 77,401. We can immediately see that this number, like our starting number 1,729, was specifically chosen. The sum of the digits of both numbers is 19.
19; 1+9 = 10; 1+0 = 1, the One and Only Allah
It is a great sign pointing to the attribute of “Vahid,” which signifies the Oneness of Almighty Allah.
We see that the sum of the digits in the number 77,401—which is itself a prime number—is 19, and when reduced to a single digit, it astonishingly points to the One Allah.
7 + 7 + 4 + 0 + 1 = 19
The number 90190, a magnificent sign for monotheists from their Lord
is a magnificent sign.
The Almighty Allah shows us His verses, and we recognize them by His permission. Not a single word
with the seal of the number 19; not a single word can be added to any surah, nor can a single word be removed.
We also see that the total number of words in the Quran is 77,401. We can immediately see that this number was also specifically chosen.
We see that the sum of the digits in this number—which is itself a prime number—is 19, and when reduced to a single digit, it astonishingly points to the One and Only Allah. When we create a table listing the 114 surahs of the Quran along with their verse and word counts, the resulting table
| Surah Number | Total number of verses in the surah | Total number of words in the surah |
| 1 | 7 | 29 |
| 2 | 286 | 6,116 |
| 3 | 200 | 3,481 |
| . | . | . |
| . | . | . |
| . | . | . |
| 112 | 4 | 15 |
| 113 | 5 | 23 |
| 114 | 6 | 20 |
| Total=6555 | Total=6,234 | Total = 77,401 |
6,555 + 6,234 + 77,401 = 90,190
90,190
This is what the 19 seals of Almighty Allah are like. Such are the signs and verses of our Lord.
It is immediately apparent that the sum of the digits making up the number is 19. This is undoubtedly a great sign pointing to the attribute of “Vahid” (the One), which is the attribute of the Oneness of Almighty Allah.
A magnificent number that points to the One and Only Allah in every way. A magnificent sign of the 77,401 words found in the 6,234 verses of the 114 surahs.
The remaining 27 letters of the 19th (19×1) and 38th (19×2) surahs divide the Surah al-Mukatta’ah into three equal parts.
“Hurûf” is the plural of the word “harf” (letter). The word “mukatta” means “separated” or “isolated.” “Hurûf-u mukattaa,” therefore, refers to “separated, isolated letters.” They appear at the beginning of 29 surahs and mark the opening of the surah. They are also called “key letters.” They consist of the single, double, triple, quadruple, and quintuple combinations of 14 letters. This is one of the greatest miracles of the Quran. No other book besides the Quran contains such a key system.
We see that Almighty Allah has endowed the Quran with the 19 system and has given us signs. We also clearly see the signs of the 19 system in the distribution of the 29 surahs throughout the Quran.
Specifically:
Among these 29 surahs, there are two surahs numbered with 19 and a multiple of 19: the 19th (1x) surah and the 38th (2x) surah.
It is very interesting that these two surahs divide the remaining 27 surahs—which begin with the “Huruf al-Mukatta’”—into three equal parts of nine each. When we arrange the 29 surahs that begin with the “Huruf al-Mukatta’” in order side by side, they start with Surah al-Baqarah and end with Surah al-Qalam.
Upon closer inspection of the sequence of the Surahs with the “Hurufu Mukatta” letters—divided into three equal parts by Surahs 19 and 38—a beautiful pattern and a specific number become apparent.
You are witnessing a very clear design. Almighty Allah reveals the 19 system to those who can perceive it.
What is the probability that this design arose spontaneously?
According to calculations, this probability is 1/325. In other words, there is a 0.307% probability.
To calculate this probability, the following approach can be taken.
Let’s compare the 29 letters of the Muqatta’at Surah to 29 balls. Let 27 of these balls be white, and 2 of them be red (the divisor balls—our 19th and 38th surahs).
Let’s line up all the balls side by side. What is the probability that these 2 red balls will divide the 27 white balls into 3 equal parts—9+9+9?
This probability is calculated in mathematics using the “integer composition” method.
Coincidence?
May be..
The number 91,919 also emerges from this pattern.
The number 91919, formed by dividing the 29th Surah of the Hurufu Mukatta by the 19th and 38th Surahs
We have previously discussed the miracle of 19 in the Surahs of the Hurufu Mukatta in earlier articles, but looking at the table, we see that the miracle of 19 manifests here as well, and that the surah numbers reveal a pattern.
There is a pattern in the table:
9surahs, 1surah (19),9surahs, 1 surah (38),9surahs
91919
The number 91919 is a palindromic number; its mirror image is also 91919. Among two-digit numbers, this property is observed only in 19 and its mirror image, 91. In Surah 15 (Al-Hijr), Almighty Allah, who guarantees that the Quran cannot be altered, protects the Quran through the 19 system. Even when viewed through simple logic, the number 91919—which arises from the manifestation of the 19 system—serves as a sign showing us that the sequence of the Muqatta’at (disjointed letters) in the Quran has not changed. there must be a connection between the “90,190” numbers that show us the Quran is preserved at the level of surahs, verses, and words. Yes, of course there is a connection—and it’s a familiar number, too.
Do you remember the number 1,729, which I mentioned at the beginning of the article—formed by arranging the surah number, verse count, and word count of Surah al-Fatiha, the starting point of our 798-digit number, side by side?
There is exactly a difference of 1,729 between the numbers 91919 and 90190.
Why is 1729 considered a special number in the world of mathematics?
1,729 is exactly 91 times 19—it is “the product of 19 and its mirror image.”
At this point, let’s recall that 91919 is also a palindrome—meaning its mirror image is also 91919—and that it consists of the two-digit numbers 19 and 91.
1729 = 19 × 91
The sum of its digits is 19
It is also a special number known as a “Ramanujan number.”
It is the smallest number that is the sum of the cubes of two distinct numbers in two different ways.
1729 = 1³ + 12³ = 9³ + 10³
1 + 12 = 13 and 9 + 10 = 19
1729 = 7 × 13 × 19;
1729 is equal to the product of three prime numbers.
1729 is one of four numbers equal to the product of the sum of its digits and the number formed by the inverse of that sum. These numbers are 1, 81, 1458 (18 × 81), and 1729 (19 × 91).
The numbers formed with 1 and 81 are single-digit numbers, meaning there are two numbers with this property
These are: 1458 (18 × 81) and 1729 (19 × 91)
Our Lord has also made the difference between these two special numbers (90190 and 91919)—namely, 1729—special.
Coincidence?
May be..
I believe that the last two verses of Surah Tawbah are a test, the manifestation of the 19 mathematical miracles in the Majestic Quran is realized only by excluding verses 128 and 129 of Surah Tawbah from the count—verses that became a point of contention due to the mention of Allah’s attributes “Ar-Raheem,” “Al-Aziz,” and “Ar-Rauf” in the phrase “Bismillahirrrahmanirrrahim” as directed toward the Islamic Prophet Muhammad. There have also been claims that these two verses were added to the Quran later. This is a kind of test from our Lord—a test of shirk: would the Prophet, like the previous prophets, allow partners to be ascribed to him? In my opinion, those two verses are indeed part of the Quran, because our Lord has promised to protect the Quran; (Surah 15:9)
However, Almighty Allah constantly warns us in the Quran about shirk; we must remember that shirk is highlighted in many verses as humanity’s most formidable enemy.
Excluding the last two verses of Surah Tawbah, the 1,729th verse in the Quran—according to its sequential number—consists of 7 words and 29 letters. The verse numbered 1,729 in the Quran has 7 words and 29 letters.
|24|13|1729
| ا | ب | ت | ث | J | H | خ | D | ذ | R | Z | S | Sh | ص |
| 3 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| ض | ط | ظ | ع | غ | ف | Q | K | L | M | n | h | and | Y |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 5 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
Number of Verses = 1
Number of Words = 7
Total Number of Letters = 29
1729th verse in the Qur’an has
1 Verse, 7 Words, 29 Letters
Coincidence?
May be..
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In the Glorious Quran, the numbers 19 and 91 appear together as verse and surah numbers in only one place. The Quranic sequence number for the 19th verse of Surah Maryam is 2339.
19|91|2339
That they claimed that the Gracious had a son!
19 × 91 = 1,729
2339 – 1729 = 610
The year 610 is the year the Glorious Quran began to be revealed.
Important Note: Surah 91 has 15 verses; therefore, there is no 19th verse.
Coincidence?
May be..
1729 is also famous for its connection to the great mathematician and genius Srinivasa Ramanujan—the Ramanujan number, or Hardy–Ramanujan number—named after an anecdote involving the British mathematician G. H. Hardy when he visited the Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, who was ill in the hospital.[7][8] During their conversation, Hardy remarked that the number 1729, which he had seen on a taxi he rode in, was a “dull” number and “hopefully it is not an unfavorable omen,” but Ramanujan replied that “it is a very interesting number; it is the smallest number that can be expressed as the sum of two cubes in two different ways.”[9] This conversation led to the definition of a taxicab number as the smallest integer that can be expressed as the sum of two positive cubes in a given number of distinct ways. 1729 is the second taxicab number, {\displaystyle 9^{3}+10^{3}}. 1729 was later found in one of Ramanujan’s notebooks dated years before the incident, and it had been noted by the French mathematician Frénicle de Bessy in 1657.[10] A commemorative plaque now stands at the site of the Ramanujan–Hardy incident, at 2 Colinette Road in Putney.[11]
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‘’If coincidences follow a recurring pattern and occur so consistently that their occurance can be predicted in advance, should they still be considered mere coincidences?’’
Why is the number 1729 important? What does this number tell us?
To understand this, it is helpful to recall how the number came about: The number 1729 was the difference between the number 91,919—which appears in the pattern formed by dividing the sequence of the Surahs of the Hurufu Mukatta by the 19th and 38th (19×2) surahs—and the number 90,190, which is the sum of the total number of surahs, the total number of verses, and the total number of words in the Quran. The number 1729, a special number, serves as a sign from our Almighty Allah to show that the Quran has remained unchanged—both in terms of the number of surahs, verses, and words, and in terms of the order of the Surahs of the Hurufu Mukatta.
The verse with the Quranic sequence number 1729 is verse 24 of Surah Rad, which consists of 1 verse, 7 words, and 29 letters.
The 91st verse of Surah Maryam, the 19th surah, had a Quranic sequence number of 2339. The difference between 2339 and 19 × 91—that is, 1729—also pointed to 610, the year the Quran began to be revealed.
All these characteristics demonstrate both that the number 1,729 is significant in the mathematical coding of the Quran and that the Quran is a book in which the characteristics I have mentioned are preserved.
18:27, Surah Al-Kahf
Recite what has been inspired to you from your Lord’s book, there is no changing His words, and you will not find besides Him any refuge.
The most important point to note in all these mathematical miracles is that the mathematical coding occurs only when the last two verses of Surah Tawbah are excluded. As I mentioned earlier, at this point, Almighty Allah warns us against shirk, signaling through His Prophet, “Do not associate anyone with Me in religion.” If there is shirk, there is no miracle; and where a miracle manifests, there is no shirk. The two can never coexist.
Important Note: I would like to thank Prof. İbrahim Esinler, the founder and author of the website kuranmucizeler.com—which I frequently reference in my article for testing analyses and calculations—for allowing me to use his sources.
Assoc. Prof. Engin Eren Desteli
September 2026, Istanbul
