The gematrical value of the Quran's official name, Al Quran Al Kareem, is 684, a multiple of 19.1
Sura 72 uniquely contains the root rasada four times, and with its gematrical value and verse counts gives mathematical confirmation that the surah refers to this mosque.1, 2, 3
Verse 3:81 prophesies God's Messenger of the Covenant, and it and verse 81:19 are mathematically connected with the name Rashad Khalifa.1, 2, 3
Verse 81 of Sura 3 and verse 19 of Sura 81 are mathematically connected with the name Rashad Khalifa, and this reflects the prophecy of God's Messenger of the Covenant.1, 2, 3
The Quranic initials A.L.M. mean God is one, since their counts are multiples of 19 and the Arabic word for one, wahid, has a gematrical value of 19.1, 2, 3, 4
The word God occurs 2698 times in the Quran, a multiple of 19, and the sum of verse numbers where it occurs is 118123, also a multiple of 19, proving a superhuman system.1, 2, 3
God chose 19 as the common denominator because it is the numerical value of the Arabic word wahid, one, and the whole message of the Quran is that God is one and to worship God alone.1, 2, 3
The word Majeed describing the Quran in sura 50 has a numerical value of 57, matching the Qafs in that sura, since letters served as numbers when the Quran was revealed.1, 2
The gematrical values of Ibrahim, Muhammad, and Rashad total 855, 19 times 45, his age in 1980, fourteen centuries after Muhammad.1, 2
Numbering the Arabic alphabet one to twenty eight, the values of Noah, Abraham, and Muhammad equal 28, 52, and 38, the numbers of verses in the suras bearing their names.1, 2, 3
The lips meet only on B and M in Arabic, and the Fatehah's four B's and fifteen M's have a total gematrical value of 608, a multiple of 19.1, 2
The value of Rashad Khalifa's name in this system is 114, the number of suras in the whole Quran, indicating his job is to confirm all 114 suras.1, 2
At the time of revelation letters also served as numbers, so the initials ALM equal 71 and the 14 sets of initials together give 1709.1, 2, 3
The number 19 is the common denominator of the Quran's code because it means God is one, since letters once doubled as numbers and the word one adds to 19.1, 2, 3
The gematrical value of the word One is 19, and 19 is God's signature found throughout His creation, proclaiming that there is only one God.1, 2, 3
The total of the gematrical values of all Arabic letters is a multiple of 19, validating the letter values and showing God designed Arabic and the Quran with code 19 before creating the earth.1, 2, 3
Why 19 was the common number could not be known until the Quran completed the message, since 19 is the Arabic numerical value of wahid, meaning one.1, 2, 3