Does the Quran talk about math?

Some might consider these coincidences or logical uses, but Muslims believe that there’s something deeper at work and the mathematical formulas hidden within the Quran represent the key answers to the nature of God. The first part “Bis” is a form of Ism, which means name; the word appears in the Quran 19 times.

What is the main idea of the Quran?

The central theme of the Quran is monotheism. God is depicted as living, eternal, omniscient and omnipotent (see, e.g., Quran 2:20, 2:29, 2:255). God’s omnipotence appears above all in his power to create.

What is the core message about Allah in the Qur an?

The first major theme of the Quran is God, also referred to as Allah (Madigan 82). According to the teachings of The Quran, there is no other God other than Allah, the mighty and the highest (Madigan 80). God in the Quran has been regarded as compassionate and merciful to humankind.

Does the Quran contain errors in mathematics?

▼ The Quran contains errors in mathematics, and erroneous mathematics in Quran refute the claimed divine authorship of the Quran (see errors in the Quran ). Surah 4 of the Quran, which contains Allah’s mathematics on dividing inheritance, is rife with errors.

What is the significance of the mathematical miracles in the Quran?

Moses had worked miracles in an age when magic was in fashion and converted the magicians, and the Quran displayed its mathematical miracles in an age when science and its language, mathematics, were at their peaks. Now that considerable advances have been made in mathematical logic, the importance of such miracles can be understood more clearly.

Could the Quran be written by a human being?

Abdulaziz believes that the Quran’s mathematical “code” shows unequivocally that the Quran could not have been authored by a human being—something we already know as Muslims, but which may be less well understood by those unfamiliar with Islamic teachings. Still, cautions Abdulaziz, Muslims must take care not to misuse the findings.

Can computer technology help us understand the Quran’s numbers?

That’s according to Lt. Col. Abdulaziz (Binimad) Al-Ateeqi, author of Quran Math Miracles: An Undeniable Miraculous Code (a free e-book available for download here ), who says that computer technology has made it possible to examine the Quran’s numerical patterns in a new light.