Preface
The Code of the Qur’an: An Operating Manual for a New Age explores how the Qur’an functions as a living system — a divine architecture of consciousness, meaning, and creation. It invites modern readers to move from recitation to activation, from memorization to manifestation.
The book approaches the Qur’an as a self-operating system governed by the law of correspondence (al-iqtirān), where language and existence mirror one another. It bridges revelation and reality, offering tools for decoding divine meaning through linguistic, symbolic, and systemic analysis.
About the Author
Nasser Ibn Dawood is an engineer and Qur’anic researcher specializing in systemic linguistics and philosophical tafsīr. His work integrates classical revelation studies with modern systems thinking, digital semiotics, and artificial intelligence ethics.
Main Themes
- The Qur’an as a living system of meaning and structure
- The law of correspondence (al-iqtirān) and divine code
- The Qur’anic Arabic Tongue and its systemic depth
- The ʿUthmānī script as visual revelation
- Tadabbur as activation, not interpretation
- Conceptual architecture: Light, Spirit, Time, and Human Consciousness
- From revelation to civilization: applying divine systems to life
Table of Contents
- Preface – The Code of Existence
- Chapter 1: The Qur’anic Arabic Tongue – Linguistic DNA of Revelation
- Chapter 2: The ʿUthmānī Script – The Visual Revelation
- Chapter 3: The Methodology of Tadabbur – From Reading to Activation
- Chapter 4: The Great Qur’anic Concepts – From Symbol to System
- Chapter 5: The Qur’anic System – From Language to Being
- Chapter 6: The Human Being – Consciousness as Operating Platform
- Chapter 7: Time in the Qur’an – Temporal Consciousness
- Chapter 8: The Spirit – From Command to Consciousness
- Chapter 9: Light – The Luminous Geometry of Knowledge
- Chapter 10: The Qur’anic Code – Architecture of Meaning and Operation