Code 19 Summary
A comprehensive overview of the mathematical discoveries behind the Quran's divine signature: Code 19. This system manifests at three levels with numerous examples demonstrating the precision of this mathematical miracle.
Discovery of Code 19
The mathematical system of Code 19 discovered in 1974 within the Quran provides numerical proof of the book's divine origin. This system manifests at three levels: manually verifiable simple facts, medium-level structures requiring a calculator, and complex computer-assisted patterns.
Properties of Number 19
Simple Facts
Manually verifiable discoveries – no calculator required
B Basmala Foundation
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The opening phrase of the Quran, the Basmala, consists of 19 letters.
بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ (19 letters)
- The Quran has 114 chapters (19×6).
- Surah 9 lacks the Basmala, but an extra Basmala in Surah 27:30 restores the count to 114 (19×6).
- There are exactly 19 surahs between the missing Basmala (Surah 9) and the compensating Basmala (Surah 27).
R Revelation Sequence
- The first revelation (96:1-5) consists of 19 words.
- The first revelation contains 76 letters (19×4).
- The first revealed chapter (Surah 96) has 19 verses.
- Surah 96 is the 19th chapter from the end of the Quran.
- The first revelation contains 304 letters (19×16).
- The last revealed chapter (Surah 110) has 19 words.
- The first verse of the final revelation has 19 letters.
- The second revelation (68:1-9) consists of 38 words (19×2).
- The third revelation (73:1-10) consists of 57 words (19×3).
- The fourth revelation (74:1-30) directly introduces the number 19.
- The fifth revelation (Surah 1) places the 19-letter Basmala immediately after 74:30.
W Word Frequencies
- The first word of the Basmala, "Ism" (Name), appears exactly 19 times in the Quran.
- The second word of the Basmala, "Allah," appears 2,698 times (19×142).
- The third word of the Basmala, "Rahman," appears 57 times (19×3).
- The fourth word of the Basmala, "Rahim," appears 114 times (19×6).
- The sum of the factors [1+142+3+6] equals 152, which is 19×8.
- Among all known lists of God's names (400+ names), only four names have values divisible by 19 — these are the same four names linked to the Basmala.
Intricate Facts
Intermediate discoveries requiring a calculator – interwoven systems
Initial Letters System
| Combination | Arabic | Surahs | Total | Multiple of 19 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Letter Combinations | ||||
| Qaf | ق | 42, 50 | 114 | 19 × 6 |
| Sad | ص | 7, 19, 38 | 152 | 19 × 8 |
| Nun | ن | 68 | 133 | 19 × 7 |
| 2-Letter Combinations | ||||
| Ha-Mim | حم | 40-46 | 2147 | 19 × 113 |
| Ya-Sin | يس | 36 | 285 | 19 × 15 |
| 5-Letter Combination | ||||
| Kaf-Ha-Ya-Ayn-Sad | كهيعص | 19 | 798 | 19 × 42 |
*The Ta group (H, T.H, T.S, and T.S.M) forms a nested system across 5 surahs (19, 20, 26, 27, 28) with a total of 1767 (19×93)
Additional Mathematical Patterns
- There are 14 distinct initial combinations, 14 unique letters, and 29 initialed surahs. 14+14+29 = 57 (19×3).
- Surah 2 (A.L.M.) contains 9,899 of these letters (19×521).
- Surah 3 (A.L.M.) contains 5,662 of these letters (19×298).
- Surahs 10 and 11 (A.L.R.) each contain 2,489 occurrences (19×131).
- Surah 13 (A.L.M.R.) contains 1,482 occurrences (19×78).
- Surah 7 (A.L.M.S.) contains 5,320 occurrences (19×280).
- The unifying factor throughout the Quran is the number 19 — matching the Abjad value of "Wahid" (One).
- These initials are identified as a "miracle of the Quran."
Complex Facts
Computer-assisted advanced mathematical structures – high-precision discoveries
Verse Number System
When the number of verses in each surah is concatenated with its verse numbers, the resulting 12,692-digit number is divisible by 19, proving a vast mathematical order.
Gematrical Value System
From the first initialed surah to the last, the total of the gematrical values is 1,089,479 (19×57,341). This system reveals the numerical coding of the Quran using Abjad values.
Surah-Verse Mathematics
The combined total of all surah numbers + verse counts + verse numbers = 346,199 (19×19×959), demonstrating the mathematical perfection of the Quran's structure.
Quranic Numbers System
The sum of 30 unique numbers in the Quran is 162,146 (19×8,534). Their frequencies and distributions also align as multiples of 19.
Special Discoveries
Most striking and extraordinary numerical arrangements
19th Verse Special System
The total number of Q's in all 19th verses is 76 (19×4), showing that even the number 19 itself is embedded in the structure.
Interconnected System
The initials H, T.H, T.S, and T.S.M link 5 surahs (19, 20, 26, 27, 28) in a unique interwoven pattern totaling 1,767 (19×93).
Key Chapter (Fatiha)
Every mathematical parameter of Surah Fatiha is a multiple of 19 — from surah number, verse numbers, letter counts, to Abjad values.