Name: The Seven Mathani in Light of Linguistic and Numerical Structure: Towards a Unity of Geometry and Meaning
Author: Nasser Ibn Dawood

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Author: Nasser Ibn Dawood

Edition: Expanded Edition - 2025

Pages: 336 pages

Category: Quranic Studies, Numerical Miracle, Arabic Language, Quranic Geometry

Language: English

Book Description

This book presents an in-depth study of the Seven Mathani (Oft-Repeated Verses) in light of the linguistic and numerical structure of the Quran, proposing a new vision that unites geometry and meaning in understanding the Quranic text.

The book is not merely a traditional linguistic or numerical study, but an exploratory journey aiming to reveal the single cosmic geometric law that governs the entire Quranic text, where the concept of "Seven Mathani" becomes not just a label for Surah Al-Fatihah or the long chapters, but the single cosmic geometric law that governs the entire Quranic revelation.

Methodological Vision

The book is based on an integrated reading of the Quran that combines deep linguistic structure with precise numerical arrangement, revealing the dual-layered "Mathani" system that connects every letter, every chapter, and every stage of human history.

The book combines precise linguistic analysis with meticulous numerical study, presenting a comprehensive methodology for understanding the Quran as a book of geometry that connects creation, scripture, and human consciousness.

Key Features:

In-depth study of the Seven Mathani in light of linguistic and numerical structure
Revelation of the single cosmic geometric law governing the Quranic text
New vision uniting geometry and meaning in understanding the Quran
Analysis of the dual (Mathani) structure of the Quranic text at all levels
Presentation of a comprehensive methodology for understanding the Quran as a cosmic geometric book

Main Themes:

Keys to Deep Linguistic Structure: Letters and Dualities
Geometric Theory: New Concept of Mathani and Working Mechanisms
The Parent Model: Surah Al-Fatihah as Gateway to the Dual System
The Seven Mathani: The Backbone of the Quran (From Al-Baqarah to At-Tawbah)
The Glorious Quran: The Architecture of the World and Destiny (From Yunus to An-Nas)

Preface

Geometry: A Language Shared by Creation and Revelation (p2)

Mathani: A Dual-Layered System (p2)

From Interpretation to Architecture (p3)

Index (p7)

1 Keys to deep linguistic structure: letters and syllables (p15)

1.1 The secrets of letter names and their cosmic and Quranic significance (p15)

1.2 The Seven Oft-Repeated Verses: From the Problem of Designation to the Jurisprudence of Structure in the Qur'anic Language (p21)

1.3 The double "literal pairs": the hidden system of the word (p24)

1.4 Disjointed letters: symbols of the verses and the architecture of the surahs (p37)

1.5 The kinetic meaning: the essence of Qur'anic significance (p39)

1.6 The Mathani as structural units: Towards a new reading of the unity of the Qur'anic text (p42)

1.7 The dual forms, the isolated letters, and the kinetic meaning: Towards an integrated reading (p44)

2 Theory (Divine Geometry) (p46)

2.1 The new concept of "the bladder" (p46)

2.1.1 Foundational introduction: When the Qur'an speaks about itself (p46)

2.1.2 The bladder as a two-layered system (Micro & Macro) (p47)

2.2 Work mechanisms (engineering law) (p48)

2.2.1 Linguistic structure — the letter is the atom (p48)

2.2.2 Numerical structure — numbers as building blocks, not magic symbols (p48)

2.3 Evidence for the concept of the Seven Oft-Repeated Verses from the Qur'an – from within the Qur'an itself (p49)

2.4 The numerical basis of the concept of "al-Mathani" in the Qur'an (p56)

2.5 The overall balance of the Quran (the dual form between even and odd) (p57)

2.6 "The Seven Oft-Repeated Verses" and the Glorious Qur'an (p57)

2.7 Comprehensiveness of the duality in words and arrangement (p59)

2.8 a summary (p60)

3 The parent model (first laboratory) (p61)

3.1 Surah Al-Fatihah... the gateway to the exceptional system (p61)

3.1.1 Introduction: Al-Fatihah as a laboratory for the system (p61)

3.1.2 Al-Fatiha as a linguistic structure (the duality in the letter and the word) (p61)

3.1.3 Al-Fatiha as a numerical structure (the dual forms in verses and number) (p62)

3.1.4 The opening chapter (Al-Fatiha) as a thematic structure (Al-Mathani in the message) (p63)

3.1.5 Summary: Al-Fatiha is a roadmap (p63)

4 The Seven Oft-Repeated Verses (the backbone of the Quran) (p64)

4.1 The establishment of the nation (pair: Al-Baqarah ↔ Al-Imran) (p68)

4.1.1 Thematic integration: The dual stem (p68)

4.1.2 Numerical symmetry: symmetry geometry (p68)

4.1.3 Linguistic duality: The letter reveals the function (p69)

4.2 Community organization (spouse: women ↔ table) (p69)

4.2.1 From the individual to the social contract (p69)

4.2.2 Structural symmetry (p70)

4.3 Belief and History (The pair: Al-An'am ↔ Al-A'raf) (p70)

4.3.1 The pinnacle of knowledge building (p70)

4.3.2 The opposing mirror (p70)

4.4 Transition interval (Al-Anfal ↔ At-Tawbah) (p71)

5 The Great Quran (The Architecture of the World and Destiny) (p72)

5.1 Circles of Message and Certainty (From Jonah to the Believers) (p72)

5.2 Circles of Civilization and Fall (From Light to Al-Ahqaf) (p74)

5.3 Circles of the Hour and the Seal (from Muhammad to the people) (p75)

5.4 The Glorious Quran: From the Architecture of the Soul to the Architecture of the World (p77)

5.4.1 From the guidance of the two verses to the engineering of history (p78)

5.4.2 How does psychological engineering operate within the engineering of history? (p79)

5.4.3 The engineering of pairs: Why from Jonah to the people? (p79)

5.4.4 What distinguishes section four from everything that came before it? (p81)

5.4.5 In summary: Why does the reader need this section? (p81)

5.5 Applied pairs — from Jonah to Az-Zumar (p82)

5.5.1 The pair of Jonah and Hud: The engineering of survival and the engineering of steadfastness (p82)

5.5.2 Joseph's Husband – Thunder: The Engineering of Destiny and the Engineering of Change (p85)

5.5.3 Abraham's Husband – Al-Hijr: The Architecture of the Message and the Architecture of Protection (p87)

5.5.4 The Bee Pair – Isra: The Engineering of Grace and the Engineering of Responsibility (p89)

5.5.5 The Cave Husband – Mary: The Architecture of Temptation and the Architecture of Mercy (p94)

5.5.6 Taha's Husband – The Prophets: The Architecture of the Message and the Architecture of Prophethood (p100)

5.5.7 The Believers' Couple – The Light: The Architecture of the Nation and the Architecture of Society (p106)

5.5.8 The Pair of Al-Furqan – Poets: The Architecture of Discourse and the Architecture of Civilizational Confrontation (p111)

5.5.9 The Hajj Couple – The Believers: The Engineering of the Nation and the Engineering of Man (p116)

5.5.10 The Pair of Light – Al-Furqan: The Engineering of Purity and the Engineering of Balance (p122)

5.5.11 The Poets' Pair – The Ants (p127)

5.5.12 The pair of groups - Ghafir (p134)

5.5.13 Pair of groups: The architecture of power and destiny (p139)

5.6 Cosmic warning pairs (Ghafir → Al-Ahqaf) (p142)

5.6.1 A pair of women were separated – Al-Shura (p142)

5.6.2 The pair of ornaments – smoke (p148)

5.6.3 The pair of Al-Jathiyah – Al-Ahqaf: The architecture of governance and cosmic justice (p156)

5.7 Pairs of Resurrection and Revelation (from Qaf → Amma) (p158)

5.7.1 Pair 1: Qaf — Al-Dhariyat (p159)

5.7.2 Pair 2: Phase — Star (p161)

5.7.3 Pair 3: The Moon — Al-Rahman (p162)

5.7.4 Pair 4: The Incident — Iron (p163)

5.7.5 Pair 5: The Argument — The Gathering (p163)

5.7.6 Pair 6: The Examiner — Class (p164)

5.7.7 Pair 7: Friday — The Hypocrites (p164)

5.7.8 Husband 8: Mutual Loss — Divorce (p164)

5.7.9 Pair 9: Prohibition — The King (p165)

5.7.10 Pair 10: The Pen — Al-Haqqah (p165)

5.7.11 Pair 11: The Ascending Stairways — Noah (p165)

5.7.12 Pair 12: The Jinn — Al-Muzzammil (p165)

5.7.13 Pair 13: Al-Muddathir — Al-Qiyamah (p166)

5.7.14 Pair 14: Man — The Messengers (p166)

5.8 The last pairs (from the news → the people) (p166)

5.8.1 The News – The Extractors (p167)

5.8.2 Abs - The rounding (p168)

5.8.3 The Cleavage – The Defrauders (p168)

5.8.4 The Schism – The Zodiac (p169)

5.8.5 The Nightcomer – The Highest (p169)

5.8.6 The Dawn (p170)

5.8.7 The country – the sun (p170)

5.8.8 Night - Morning - Explanation (p171)

5.8.9 Figs – Leeches – Pot (p171)

5.8.10 The Evidence – The Earthquake (p172)

5.8.11 Al-Adiyat - Al-Qari'ah (p172)

5.8.12 Reproduction – Era (p173)

5.8.13 Al-Hamza – Al-Fil – Quraysh (p173)

5.8.14 Al-Ma'un – Al-Kawthar (p174)

5.8.15 The disbelievers – Victory (p174)

5.8.16 Al-Masad – Al-Ikhlas – Al-Falaq – An-Nas (p175)

5.8.17 The main takeaway from Chapter 13 (p175)

5.8.18 The logic of ascension: from Ghafir to Qaf (p176)

5.8.19 From Qaf to Am (p176)

5.8.20 From the news to the night (p176)

5.8.21 From morning till day (p177)

5.8.22 From the clear proof to the calamity (p177)

5.8.23 From reproduction to elephant (p177)

5.8.24 From charity to victory (p178)

5.8.25 The conclusion from Al-Masad to Al-Nas (p178)

5.9 Engineering conclusion For the book The Circle of the Soul in Light of the Mathani (p179)

5.9.1 The upper circle: The logic of unification and geometry (p179)

5.9.2 Chapter Introduction (p180)

5.9.3 Higher Geometry — Unification as a Balanced System (p180)

5.9.4 Middle geometry — the bladder as a map of consciousness (p182)

5.9.5 Lower geometry — The soul's journey from Al-Fatihah to An-Nas (p183)

5.9.6 Man between the news and the people: The finish line (p186)

5.9.7 Philosophical conclusion of the chapter (p186)

6 Conclusion of the book: The One Geometric Law: The Perfection of Creation in the Book of God (p188)

Book Appendix (p189)

1 The role of terminology in understanding the Qur'anic text: Keys to contemplation and meaning-making using the methodology of Qur'anic Arabic linguistics. (p189)

2 Unveiling the Treasures of Quranic Words: A Methodology of Linguistic Deconstruction as an Approach to Authentic Understanding (p194)

3 A proposed methodology for understanding the deep structure of Qur'anic words "3 letters or more" (p197)

4 Applications of Qur'anic Linguistic Jurisprudence: From Letter to Word and Concept. (p201)

4.1 Analysis of the word: "الظن" (ẓann) (p202)

4.2 Analysis of the word: "male" "ذ ر" (p204)

4.3 Analysis of the word: "the way" "S B L" (p206)

4.4 Analysis of the word: "piety" "و ق ي" (p208)

5 The Quran is a universal book: a manifestation of the systems of creation in language. (p213)

6 Unique characteristics of the Holy Quran: Manifestations of its miraculous nature and its challenge to time. (p222)

6.1 Divine Source and the Defiant Miracle (p222)

6.2 Preservation, eternity, and universal validity (p226)

6.3 Depth of knowledge and renewed evidence (p230)

6.4 Numbers in the fabric of the Qur'anic text - from letter to symbol, then contemplation (p234)

6.5 Quantitative precision: The literal use of numbers in the Qur'an and witness manuscripts (p234)

6.6 Signs and symbols? Reflections on the possible meanings of repeating numbers (p238)

6.7 The number 19 and numerical miracle - between textual truth and dialectical theory (p240)

6.8 Repeated numbers as personal messages? A reading of contemporary interpretations: "Dr. Hani Al-Wahib's model" (p242)

6.9 Number forms and their history - deconstructing misconceptions in a journey of authentic contemplation (p244)

6.10 Warning against deviation - towards responsible numerical reasoning (p246)

6.11 Beyond the Numbers - A Call for Comprehensive Reflection (p248)

7 "The Qur'an: From Letter to Station - A Journey in Understanding the Divine Text Between Infinity and Renewal" (p250)

7.1 The words of God are a boundless sea. (p250)

7.2 The Quran... an inexhaustible river of meanings (p254)

7.3 The word of God: voice, light, or reality? (p256)

7.4 The overarching concepts: The beating heart of the Quran (p259)

7.5 The layers of divine text: Unveiling the threefold identity of revelation. (p265)

7.6 Ascending contemplation... from word to meaning (p271)

7.7 The Quran... a river about to overflow! (p275)

8 Methodology for understanding the Holy Quran according to research by the TrueBooks channel: 3 (p280)

8.1 Introduction to the "Stars" methodology and its basic principles (p280)

8.2 Astrology - The reality of Quranic verses and their esoteric meanings (p283)

8.3 The science of letters - a key to understanding compound words in the Quran (p285)

8.4 Analytical Toolkit - From Essence to Context (p286)

9 Horizons, reflections, and prayers (p289)

9.1 Digital structure as an additional dimension of contemplation: Reflections on the miracle of the number 19, reliance on original manuscripts, and contemporary challenges. (p289)

9.2 Future prospects for Qur'anic Arabic linguistics: challenges and opportunities (p294)

9.3 Suggestions for how to disseminate and restrict this methodology with controls: (p297)

9.4 "From the connotations of phonetic letters to the system of syllables: A call for a scientific establishment of the paired structure in the Qur'anic language" (p301)

10 Rediscovering the miracle: Why is it time to see the Qur'an with new eyes? (p305)

11 A call for intellectual courage: Discovering the miracle of the Qur'an in our time (p309)

12 An action plan to uncover the secrets of the Quranic structure: an integrated approach for the digital age (p312)

13 The numerical and mathematical miracle in the Holy Quran: The numerical structure as an additional dimension for contemplation (p317)

14 Multiple readings and numerical miracles – between tension and integration (p319)

15 Readings and numerical miracles in the service of contemporary contemplation (p322)

16 Integrating Linguistics and Numerical Miracles: Towards a Comprehensive Vision for Dealing with Readings (p327)

17 Towards a new jurisprudence of the Qur'anic language (p331)

18 Thanks, appreciation, and gratitude (p334)

19 the reviewer (p336)

Book Conclusion: The One Geometric Law

At the conclusion of this expansive research, it becomes clear that the Quran is not merely a linguistic or legislative text, but a book of cosmic geometry governed by precise and perfect laws, combining deep linguistic structure with meticulous numerical arrangement.

The Seven Mathani is not merely a label for Surah Al-Fatihah, but the single cosmic geometric law that governs the entire Quranic text, revealing the unity of geometry and meaning in the Book of God Almighty.

Who is this book for?

Researchers in Quranic Studies: Those interested in numerical and linguistic miracles
Arabic Language Enthusiasts: Those wishing to understand the deep structure of Quranic language
Mathematicians and Statisticians: Researchers seeking numerical systems in the Quranic text
Thinkers and Philosophers: Those interested in the philosophy of language and existence in the Quran
General Readers: Those wishing to understand the Quran from a new perspective that combines geometry and meaning