Collection: Even & Odd

The Quran's structure presents a mathematical intricacy that fascinates scholars and believers alike. Beyond its spiritual message, the holy book contains numerical patterns within its chapters and verses that many consider to be more than mere coincidence, suggesting a deeper, perhaps divine, order to its composition.

1. Chapter and Verse Summation:

   • When you take each chapter (Surah) in the Quran and add its chapter number to the total number of verses (ayat) in that chapter, you get a unique sum for each chapter.

2. Categorizing Sums into Odd and Even:

   • These sums are then categorized into two groups: odd and even.

   • When all the odd sums are added together, their total equals 6555.

   • Similarly, the total of all the even sums equals 6236.

3. Mirroring the Quran's Structure:

   • Intriguingly, these totals (6555 for odd and 6236 for even) mirror two significant numbers in the Quran:

     • The total sum of all chapter numbers (1 to 114) in the Quran is 6555. To be accurate, the sum of all chapter numbers (from 1 to 114) in the Quran would actually be 6555 if each chapter number is added sequentially (1 + 2 + 3 + ... + 114)

     • The total number of verses in the Quran is 6236.

4. Interpretation:

   • This pattern is seen by many as too precise to be a mere coincidence.

   • It is often interpreted as an indication of a divine structure in the Quran, suggesting that the arrangement of its chapters and verses follows a specific, intentional design.

This numerical phenomenon is accessible for verification and analysis, inviting both believers and scholars to explore the Quran not just for its spiritual guidance but also for its intricate numerical composition.