The Fifth Wonder We previously mentioned that the number of letters in the Arabic language is 28 letters; we also found through the repetition of some of these letters in the Quran that, out of all these letters, there are only two letters whose repetition count in the Quran is a multiple of nineteen (19): 1. The letter 'Ain (ع); its repetition count is 9405. 2. The letter 'Ta' (ط); its repetition count is 1273.

From the repetition counts of these two letters, 'Ain (ع) and 'Ta' (ط), we notice that the repetition count of the letter 'Ta' (ط) is distinguished from the repetition count of the letter 'Ain (ع) by the fact that the result of dividing the repetition count of the letter 'Ta' (ط) by nineteen (19) is 67, which is a prime number that is only divisible by itself and one (1). That is, the number 1273 is only divisible by itself, one, 19, or 67. These numbers are multiples of nineteen (19). Whereas the number 9405 is divisible by many numbers, including numbers that are not multiples of nineteen (19).

In order to reveal this amazing characteristic of the letter 'Ta' (ط) in the Book of Allah Almighty, we say, and with Allah Almighty lies all success: 1. There are only seven (7) Surahs in the Quran whose names contain the letter 'Ta' (ط): Taha, Fatir, As-Saffat, At-Talaq, Al-Infithar, Al-Mutaffifin, At-Tariq. 2. There are only four (4) Surahs in the Quran whose verses begin with the letter 'Ta' (ط): Taha, Ash-Shu'ara, An-Naml, Al-Qasas.

From these two pieces of information, we notice the following: [Click here to return to the index] Page 139 [The Clarification of the Times of the Events of the End of Time]