Nineteen encompasses the first and last numerals, as if proclaiming God's attribute in 57:3 as the Alpha and the Omega, and it looks the same in all languages.1, 2
The only four divine names whose gematrical values are divisible by 19 correspond exactly to the frequencies of the four words of the Basmalah.1
The pairs of divine names ending 2:128 and 2:129 are each signaled by memory bells, the word Tubb for Al-Tawwaab Al-Raheem and the word Yuzakkeehim for Azeez Hakeem.1, 2
God is neither male nor female, and referring to God as He in Arabic does not imply gender, which is possibly another reason Arabic was chosen.1
Using He for God in English and calling God Father have contributed to a false image of God, and the Quran never refers to God as Father.1
God fully controls every atom and even subatomic components everywhere in the greater universe.1
Merely counting a quintillion stars would take longer than the age of the universe, yet God created them, which shows His greatness.1
God never ordered Abraham to kill his son, and anyone who believes the Most Merciful gave such an order holds a blasphemous thought and cannot make it to Heaven.1, 2
Adam was created in heaven and God directly blew the breath of life into him, so the Quran uses the singular form for his creation.1, 2
Whenever God uses the first person plural in the Quran, it always indicates the participation of other entities, such as the angels.1
God never forgets, and to Him belongs the past, present, and future.1
God describes the Quran with His own attributes, calling it Great, Full of wisdom, Glorious, and Honorable.1
The word Raheem, Merciful, is used in the Quran exclusively as a name of God, and the Prophet did not possess any power of mercy.1
Objecting that evil people who die before 40 should not enter Heaven reflects human meanness, while God is the Most Merciful.1
Today's Judaism is corrupted, as shown by a famous rabbi who teaches that God has limitations and cannot always give people what they deserve.1, 2, 3