Paradise and hell word count in the Qur'an: Difference between revisions

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The list also includes Arabic words ''jannah'', which have a different meaning, other than "garden". The reason is not that it makes sense to count them, but to understand how apologists got to the number 77.
The list also includes Arabic words ''jannah'', which have a different meaning, other than "garden". The reason is not that it makes sense to count them, but to understand how apologists got to the number 77.


The counts in the list:
* The column "Mixed count" counts all forms of the Arabic word ''jannah'', including the cases where it does not refer to gardens in heaven or where it does not refer to gardens at all
* The column "Translation" counts all occurrences of the word, including singular, dual and plural forms, where the word refers to the gardens in paradise
* The column "Mixed number" counts singular, dual and plural forms separately, regardless whether the word refers to gardens or not
* The column "Gardens in paradise number" counts singular, dual and plural forms separately, only from the words, which refer to the gardens paradise.
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!Count
!Mixed count
!Verse
!Verse
!Word in Arabic
!Word in Arabic
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