Dr. Rashad Khalifa
A mathematical code based on the number 19 proves the Quran is a divine scripture that has been perfectly preserved.1, 2, 3
God says the Quran is complete, perfect, and fully detailed, and that no other source shall be sought.1, 2, 3
Hadith fits the Quranic description of a book where one can find anything one wishes, unlike the one consistent source, the Quran.1
Muhammad was forbidden from uttering any religious teachings besides the Quran, and his sole function was to deliver the whole Quran and nothing but the Quran.1, 2, 3, 4
Obeying the messenger means obeying the words of God he uttered, the Quran, since the Quran came through his mouth; obeying a Hadith is obeying its narrator, not the Prophet.1, 2, 3
The Prophet was ordered to adhere strictly to the Quran, and even the slightest deviation from it incurs severe retribution.1, 2
The Quran is the only true Hadith of Muhammad, delivered from his mouth directly to the revelation writers without mediators, and all other Hadiths are misleading fabrications.1, 2, 3
Dr. Rashad Khalifa
Because the Quran was sent for all people, its language and its miracle range from the very simple to the highly intricate, so the message is attainable by everyone regardless of education.1, 2
Every word and every letter of the Quran is placed according to a mathematical design that is clearly beyond human ability.1
No power on earth can produce a Quran like this one, even if all humans and jinns helped one another.1, 2
The Quran is God's final scripture, and overwhelming physical evidence is encoded in it in the form of a mathematical code.1
Every element of the Quran is mathematically composed, which is a unique phenomenon never found in any book written by humans.1, 2
For the first time in history there is a scripture with built-in proof of divine authorship, namely a superhuman mathematical composition.1
The Quran's suras, verses, words, and letters are arranged into a superhuman structure that is purely mathematical, independent of the literary content.1
A human can meet a simple numerical pattern only at the expense of literary quality, while the Quran controls literary style and intricate letter distribution together, which shows in how easy it is to memorize, understand, and enjoy.1, 2
According to verse 11:1, the miracle of the Quran involves both the superhuman mathematical design of its physical structure and the simultaneous composition of a literary work of extraordinary excellence.1
Almost every verse of the Quran contains what Khalifa calls Memory Bells, sounds that remind the reader of what comes next, so the memorizer is divinely helped without realizing it.1
Further memory bells link the ending of one verse to the beginning of the next, as in 3:173 and 3:174, 4:52 and 4:53, 4:61 and 4:62, and 18:53 and 18:54.1
In 2:127 the name Ismail is delayed in the sentence, improving its literary quality, so its sounds S, M, and Ayn remind the reader that the verse ends with the names Al-Samee Al-Aleem.1, 2
In 3:176 to 3:178 the retribution for disbelievers is described as Azeem, Aleem, and Muheen, and each adjective is preceded by memory bells such as Huzzun and Iman that prevent mixing them up.1, 2, 3
Memorization of the Quran played a vital role in preserving its original text across generations at a time when written books were rare.1
The Arabic text of the Quran is composed to remind the reader or memorizer of the next correct expression or verse, because God created us and knows the most efficient way to fix material in our memory.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
Unlike a human-made book, the Quran is enjoyable to read over and over, infinitely.1
God chose Arabic for His Final Testament because it is the most efficient and accurate language, best suited for precisely stating the laws of a Statute Book.1, 2, 3
The overwhelming message of the Quran, on which there is absolutely no compromise, is that God is one.1
Whenever God uses the first person plural in the Quran, it always indicates the participation of other entities, such as the angels.1
The Prophet's sole mission was to deliver the Quran, the whole Quran, and nothing but the Quran.1, 2
The Quran's dietary prohibitions are absolutely specific, so when God prohibits meat He prohibits meat and nothing else, and when He prohibits fat, He prohibits fat.1
The Quran is full of information that God keeps for revelation at a specific time.1
True believers uphold the Quran, the whole Quran, and nothing but the Quran, as Verse 17:46 commands upholding the Quran alone.1, 2
Because the Quran is perfect, the supposed faults that its enemies find only reveal their own stupidity.1
God describes the Quran with His own attributes, calling it Great, Full of wisdom, Glorious, and Honorable.1
God pledges to preserve the Quran, His Final Testament, and He made it mathematically composed so that even a deviation of one letter is immediately exposed.1, 2, 3
In Khalifa's reading of 17:88 and 59:21, no humans or jinns together can produce a Quran like it, and a mountain would crumble in reverence if it were revealed to it.1, 2
The evidence leaves no doubt that no distortion of any kind can enter the Quran and that verses 9:128-129 do not belong in it.1, 2
The last two verses of every sura in the Quran are divinely fixed and guarded through the mathematical code.1
Many literary giants have claimed they could produce a work as excellent as the Quran, the latest being the Egyptian writer Taha Hussein.1
The Quran tells us that Muhammad wrote down the Quran, as his contemporaries said things were dictated to him, and one cannot dictate to an illiterate person.1, 2, 3