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This article provides a list of numerical miracles in the Qur'an, that are often not mentioned by apologists, because apologists are afraid that these miracles might make Islam look bad. | This article provides a list of numerical miracles in the Qur'an, that are often not mentioned by apologists, because apologists are afraid that these miracles might make Islam look bad. | ||
=="72 hells" Miracle== | |||
When counting the word "hell" without prefixes, we get 72 occurrences. This is exactly the same number as the number of virgins Muslims are supposed to get in paradise. If Allah wrote the Qur'an, he must have known very well that this word count would be 72 and that it is the same as the number of virgins and he must had some wise reason for that. One possible interpretation might be that Muslims who want to go to heaven to get the virgins, might actually get 72 hells as a punishment for their lust. | |||
=="Angel 666" Miracle== | =="Angel 666" Miracle== | ||