made religious teachings, the people of the scripture today are divided into many sectarian groups, each happy with what they have, each claiming to monopolize the way so salvation. However, the Quran teaches us that the only religion acceptable to God is “Islam” (3:19). The Quran also teaches us that “Islam” is not the name of the religion; it is a description. Islam is total submission and devotion to God alone. Anybody who submits himself to the will of God alone is therefore called a “Muslim” (Submitter).

We learn from the Quran that all practical duties of Islam – Contact Prayers (Salat), Obligatory charity (Zakat), Fasting, Hajj pilgrimage, came through Abraham. We also learn that Abraham was the first to use the word “Muslim” (Submitter) for those who worshiped God alone (22:78). God uses the word “Muslim” in the Quran many times for those messengers and righteous people who lived before Muhammad. For example, the disciples of Jesus were called Muslims (5:111).

God sent the Quran (Final Testament), and then His messenger of Covenant, who was prophesied in the scriptures, to consolidate all the religions under one message: Worship God alone. There is no god except He. He is the source of guidance, He is the source of salvation. To Him alone we will all be returned.

Mathematical coding of

“There is no god except He”

The statement “There is no god except He” (in Arabic, La elaaha ella Hoo) is so crucial that God has placed it in specific verses in the Quran as part of the 19-based mathematical design of His Final Testament to humanity. The following facts summarized below includes the new findings as well as the previous ones that are reported either in Appendix 1 of “Quran : The Final Testament, Authorized English Version, translated from the original by Rashad Khalifa, Ph. D.”or in July 1990 issue of Submitters Perspective:

Fact 1. There are 19 suras (chapters) in which La elaaha ella Hoo is mentioned.

Table 1 lists these 19 suras, the verses where La elaaha ella Hoo occur, and the number of occurrences of this statement in each sura.

Table 1.
Sura No	Verses “La elaaha ella Hoo” occur	Freq. Of “La elaaha ella Hoo”
2	163,255	2
3	2, 6, 18(2)	4
4	87	1
6	102,106	2
7	158	1
9	31	1
11	14	1
13	30	1
20	8, 98	2
23	116	1
27	26	1
28	70,88	2
35	3	1
39	6	1
40	3, 62, 65	3
44	8	1
59	22, 23	2
64	13	1
73	9	1
507	1592	29
507 + 1592 + 29 = 2128 (19 x 112)
507 1592 29 = 19 x 26692591

Fact 2. If we add the total of sura numbers (507), the total of the number of the verses in which La elaaha ella Hoo is mentioned (1592), and the total number of occurrences of this statement (29), the result is a multiple of 19:

507 + 1592 + 29 = 2128 (19 x 112)

Fact 3.  Instead of adding 507, 1592, and 29 together, if we concatenate them, the resultant number is also a multiple of 19:

507 1592 29 = 19 x 26692591

Table 2 lists the same 19 suras in which La elaaha ella Hoo is mentioned, the number of verses in these suras, and the number of occurrences of this statement in each sura.

Fact 4. If we add the total of sura numbers (507), the total of the number of verses in these suras (2086), and the total number of occurrences of La elaaha ella Hoo (29), the result is a multiple of 19:
507 + 2086 + 29 = 2622 (19 x 138)

Fact 5. Instead of adding 507, 2086, and 29 together, if we concatenate them, the resultant number is a multiple of 19:

 

Table 2.
Sura No	Number of Verses in the Sura	Freq. Of “La elaaha ella Hoo”
2	286	2
3	200	4
4	176	1
6	165	2
7	206	1
9	127	1
11	123	1
13	43	1
20	135	2
23	118	1
27	93	1
28	88	2
35	45	1
39	75	1
40	85	3
44	59	1
59	24	2
64	18	1
73	20	1
507	2086	29
507 + 2086 + 29 = 2622 (19 x 138)
507 2086 29 = 19 x 26695191

the resultant number is a multiple of 19:
507 2086 29 = 19 x 26695191

Fact 6. Put the number of occurrences of La elaaha ella Hoo in each of the 19 suras side by side. The result is a 19 – digit number which is a multiple of 19:
2412111121121131211 = 19 x 126953216901112169

Fact 7. Take all the verses in which La elaaha ella Hoo is mentioned (Table 1, second column), and put their numbers side by side for all of the 19 suras. The result is a 54 – digit number which is also a multiple of 19:

  Sura 2           Sura 3                 Sura  4 ……  Sura 73
163 255          2 6 18                     87  ……        9
=  multiple of 19

Fact 8. Take the verses listed in the previous fact (Fact 7). Instead of putting the actual verse numbers, put the sum of digits of these verses for all of the 19 suras. For example, for Sura 2, you would put 10 for 163 (1 + 6 + 3 = 10), and 12 for 255 (2 + 5 + 5 = 12). For Sura 3, you would put 2, 6, and 9 (1 + 8).