THE DESIGN IN THE QUR'AN IS DESIGNED BY THE GOLD RATIO

With a total number of verses of 6236, 1,618 and 1000 being processed with each other, a symmetric and repeating formula is formed.

"Allah has revealed the most beautiful of his words as a repetitive book."

(Surat an-Enbiya, verse 47)

There are a total of 6236 verses in the Qur'an.

1,618 x 1000 + 1000 + 1000 + 1000 + 1000 x 1,618 = 6236

In the Qur'an, each passage has a mathematical total value. This value is formed by the sum of the sequence number and the number of verses. These very special values are a database for countless miracles in the Qur'an. One of these also applies to the expression of the Golden Ratio. When the total numerical value is compared between the repeating and the non-repeating sequences, we reach the Golden Ratio again.

7906 (Sum of recurrent surahs) / 4885 (Sum of recurring surahs) = 1,618