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===Odd-Even Mathematical Miracle===
===Odd-Even Mathematical Miracle===
{{Main|Odd-Even Mathematical Miracle}}
{{Main|Odd-Even Mathematical Miracle}}
There is a widely spread claim, circulating on the web at least since 1998,[1] that there is a “mathematical miracle” in the Qur’an concerning the sums of the surah numbers, and the sums of the ayats, or verses. It is sometimes called a binary, odd-even, or checksum miracle. It consists of two apparently remarkable coincidences. Some might imagine the odds of this are thousands to one, but are they?
There is a widely spread claim, circulating on the web at least since 1998, that there is a “mathematical miracle” in the Qur’an concerning the sums of the surah numbers, and the sums of the ayats, or verses. It is sometimes called a binary, odd-even, or checksum miracle. It consists of two apparently remarkable coincidences. Some might imagine the odds of this are thousands to one, but are they?


===Splitting the Moon===
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