Chapter 101 · Verse 11
Quran 101:11
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نَارٌ حَامِيَةُۢ ١١
The blazing Hellfire.
Proofs and revelations
101:3: Do you have any idea what the Shocker is? (the Profound Retribution).
101:11: The blazing Hellfire.
Revealed: The messenger’s letters are 5 and 4, revealing the diff. is 1.
Revealed: Both Verses: The Arabic letters are (16 + 8) = 24 and the Allah letters are (7 + 3) = 10, revealing the diff. of 14.
NOTE the unique and beautiful combination of messenger’s letters in relation to Arabic letters through verses 101:3 and 101:10 to reveal the difference of 19.
Further note the augmentation of the Miracle with the unique and beautiful combination of Allah’s letters in relation to Arabic letters to reveal the difference of 14 through verses 101:3 and 101:11.
The Most Praiseworthy has thus revealed the Sacred Codes of 19 and 14 providing sufficient proofs for the believers. These proofs provide testimony to the hidden secrets of ALLAH and the intricate coding of the letters, words, and verses of the Quran – all controlled by the Omniscient.
Even the verse on the “blazing Hellfire” is encoded to remove all doubts.
101:11: The Blazing Hellfire.
Revealed: The Allah letters are 3 and the messenger’s letters are 4, revealing the diff. is 1 – Glory be to the One who is the Master of the Day of Judgment and has revealed a profound reminder to all the people who have decided to disobey and disregard His Commands.
What is the Message behind such deep, intricate, precise, and hidden encoding? The Message is that these Revelations are the Ultimate Proofs before the Day of Judgment and gives the believers the chance to prepare well by working righteousness and striving with the messenger in the cause of ALLAH. For the disbelievers and hypocrites, it serves as a grave warning to be ready to face the HELLFIRE, if they disbelieve and reject these Revelations from the Most High, the Almighty.
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