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The Qur’an is not just a book of guidance but a masterpiece of intricate numerical and linguistic patterns that defy human capability. From the precise placement of words aligning with scientific facts to the perfect balance of opposites like life and death, angels and demons, and even the astonishing correlation of chromosome numbers with animal mentions, these patterns prove an intelligence far beyond human reach. Such complexity, revealed over 23 years without revision or structure, is impossible without divine origin!
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Song of Solomon 5: 16 in Hebrew Word "ma-ḥă-mad-dîm" appeared referring to
Prophet Mohammad.
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Isaiah 42: 11
11. the wilderness and the cities thereof] The “cities,” like the “villages” of the next line, are those in the oases, occupied by the settled Arabs; the former are probably the great centres of the caravan trade, like Tadmor and Petra. Kedar (see on ch. Isaiah 21:16) is sometimes referred to as a tribe of nomadic, tent-dwelling Arabs (Psalm 120:5; Song of Solomon 1:5; Jeremiah 49:28 f.); here they are villagers, what the modern Arabs call ḥaḍarîya (connected with the word ḥâc̨çr, used here) as opposed to the wabarîya or nomads (Delitzsch). In Jeremiah 2:10 Kedar stands, as here, in opposition to the Mediterranean countries.