Quran: Visual Presentation of the Miracle
By Dr. Rashad Khalifa
All the Quranic data in this work are physical facts, none speculative or interpretive, and they support the Quran's statement that the number nineteen miracle is one of the greatest miracles.“None of the facts presented is speculative or interpretative.”“The physical evidence presented here fully supports the Quranic statement”
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Every messenger was supported by miracles from God, and the Quran teaches that the miracle given to the prophet Muhammad is the Quran itself.“Every messenger was supported by miracles from God.”“The Quran teaches that the miracle bestowed upon the prophet Muhammad is the Quran itself:”“Is it not enough (of a miracle) that we revealed to you TIDS SCRIPTURE being recited to them?”
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No power on earth can produce a Quran like this one, even if all humans and jinns helped one another.“No power on earth can produce a Quran like this:”“all the humans and all the jinns banded together to produce a Quran like this, they can never do it, no matter how much assistance they give one another.”
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The mathematical evidence proves the authenticity and perfect preservation of the Quran and also confirms the miracles of earlier messengers such as Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and Jesus.“Not only does the evidence prove the authenticity and perfect preservation of Quran, but also confirms the miracles of previous messengers, including Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and Jesus.”“None of us witnessed the parting of the Red Sea, or the virgin birth of Christ. However, upon reviewing the evidence presented here, and examining the appropriate narrations, the reader will be as positively certain as an eyewitness.”
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The Quran teaches that the Quranic initials constitute the miracle of the Quran, since the expression these are the miracles of this book occurs only with the initials.“The Quran teaches that the QURANIC INITIALS constitute the miracle of Quran.”“A.L.R. These are the miracles of this book.”
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