اعجاز عددی قرآن

[Virtual Presenter] Welcome to our presentation today, where we'll be exploring some intriguing mathematical patterns found within the text of the Quran. In this first slide, let's set the stage by introducing the topic at hand. We're going to delve into the world of numbers and explore how they relate to the structure of the Quran itself. Let's begin by examining the concept of the sum of the numbers of the last verse of each chapter. This seemingly simple idea holds within it a wealth of mathematical significance that will unfold as we progress through our discussion..

[Audio] The sum of the numbers of the last verse of each chapter in the Quran is an extraordinary number. To obtain this number, simply open the Quran from page one and add all the numbers of the last verses together. For example, until the end of Surah Al-Hamd, which has seven verses, the calculation would look like this: 1+2+3+4+5+6+7=28..

[Audio] The sum of the numbers of the last verse of each chapter in the Quran is a significant number because any change in the number of verses, whether it's adding, removing, or rearranging them from one chapter to another, will alter this number. If we calculate the sum of the numbers of the verses in the Quran, we get the number 333667..

[Audio] The sum of the digits of this number, 3+3+3+6+6+7, equals 28, which is equal to the number of letters in the Arabic language. From the product of adjacent digits of this number, 42+36+18+9+9, we get the number 114, which is equal to the number of chapters in the Quran. This six-digit number is prime, divisible only by itself and 1..

[Audio] The number has several interesting properties. The largest prime factor of this nine-digit number with repeated digit 9 is the product of three large primes. This number can also be expressed as the product of smaller factors, including one that is a multiple of 9. Similarly, we see that the largest prime factor of this nine-digit number with repeated digit 8 is the product of four large primes. Again, this number can be factored into smaller components, including one that is a multiple of 8. Finally, the largest prime factor of this nine-digit number with repeated digit 7 is the product of four large primes. Once more, this number can be broken down into smaller factors, including one that is a multiple of 7. These observations suggest that there may be underlying patterns or structures in these numbers that are worth further investigation..

[Audio] This number has several remarkable properties. One of them is that it is the largest prime factor of a nine-digit number with repeated digit six. The prime factorization of this number is 21 times 33 times 371 times 3336671. Similarly, we can see that it is also the largest prime factor of a nine-digit number with repeated digit five, and another nine-digit number with repeated digit four. These numbers are 555555555 and 444444444 respectively. Their prime factorizations are 32 times 51 times 371 times 3336671, and 22 times 32 times 371 times 3336671 respectively..

[Audio] The largest prime factor of the nine-digit number with repeated digit three is thirty-three times three hundred seventy-one times three thousand three hundred sixty-six thousand six hundred sixty-seven. The largest prime factor of the nine-digit number with repeated digit two is twenty-one times thirty-two times three hundred seventy-one times three thousand three hundred sixty-six thousand six hundred sixty-seven. The largest prime factor of the nine-digit number with repeated digit one is thirty-two times three hundred seventy-one times three thousand three hundred sixty-six thousand six hundred sixty-seven..

[Audio] The largest prime factor of the symmetrical number resulting from the digits 1 through 9 is 333667..

[Audio] The product of this number multiplied by any three-digit number and then multiplied by three results in a number that is exactly three times the original three-digit number. This can be seen in the examples provided, where 333667 multiplied by 111, 222, 333, 444, 555, 666, 777, 888, or 999 and then multiplied by three all result in a number that is exactly three times the original three-digit number..

[Audio] The Quran's unique characteristics demonstrate that it was revealed by God and has remained unaltered over time. Any changes to the number of verses, such as adding or removing them or rearranging them from one chapter to another, would alter this number..