Ayat Al Kitab

The arrangement of the surahs prefixed with huruf muqatta'at within the Quranic text.

The horizontal graduated line represents the respective lengths of the 114 Quran surahs.
The three surahs 7, 19 and 38, prefixed respectively with (Alif Lam Mim Sad), (Kaf Ha Ya Ayn Sad) and (Sad), mark the subdivision of the Quranic text into approximately 4 quarters. Each quarter contains a group of surahs prefixed with the same (repeated) combination of letters. Each group of repeated combination has a single unique combination (in green) except group 1 which is composed with only 2 (Alif Lam Mim).

The forthcoming book presents a new approach to understanding the meaning and the real purpose of the disjointed letters in Quran (commonly called huruf Muqatta’at حروف مقطعات)

The book solves the mystery of the meanings of disjointed letters in Quran that defied explanation for more than a thousand years despite the efforts of successive generations of Muslim scholars as well as western orientalists.

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The Mysterious Disjointed Letters in Quran A Divine Authorship Code

This is a summary description of the six-part series of blog posts that we are publishing on setting up Quran’s text analysis. It's a series of Jupyter Notebooks to analyze Quranic text from simple exploratory data analysis to most advanced ones.
Click on the image below to discover more details and download Quran datasets that we used in our analysis.

Outline and summary description of Quran notebook series - Ayat Al Kitab This is a summary description of the six-part series of blog posts that we are publishing on setting up Quran’s text analysis. This series of notebook posts was designed to be read in order from start to finish, because the concepts introduced in a new post build on those in the previous ones. How...