We use base-10 in everyday mathematics, however computers use base-2. It turned-out that the Quran is encoded with base-19.
Some chapters start with letters that have no meaning in Arabic:
"Ta, Seen, Meem, these are verses of the clarifying book" this verse is referring to the three letters Ta, Seen, Meem. We know that the Quran has 6236 verses however this is in base-10. In base-19 the Quran has H54 verses.
Converting 6236 in base-10 to base-19 from www.unitconversion.org:
So the Quran has H54 verses in base-19.
When we replace those letters (Ta, Seen, Meem) by their count we get the number of verses in the Quran in base-19 H54.
These are the special meaningless letters and how many times they appear in the entire Quran:
And this is their count in base-19:
Ta, Seen, Meem turned out to be H54 in base-19. This is 6236 in base-10 (17x19x19 + 5x19 + 4) the exact number of verses in the Quran.
If a single verse was added or removed from anywhere in the entire Quran this code would have been broken.
"If We wish We can send down from heaven a sign their necks remain for it subdued" then 1400 years later this verse turns out to be miracle.
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