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Chapter 4 · Verse 44

Quran 4:44

The Women سُوۡرَةُ النِّسَاء Al-Nesa

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4:44

أَلَمۡ تَرَ إِلَى ٱلَّذِينَ أُوتُواْ نَصِيبً۬ا مِّنَ ٱلۡكِتَـٰبِ يَشۡتَرُونَ ٱلضَّلَـٰلَةَ وَيُرِيدُونَ أَن تَضِلُّواْ ٱلسَّبِيلَ ٤٤

Have you noted those who received a portion of the scripture, and how they choose to stray, and wish that you stray from the path?

Proofs and revelations

4:44 and 4:51 - The Proof: 


Revealed: There are 7 verses between verse 44 and verse 51, revealing the Miracle of Seven.


4:44 Have you noted those who received a portion of the scripture, and how they choose to stray, and wish that you stray from the path?


4:44 Part 1: Have you noted those who received a portion of the scripture.

4:44 Part 2: And how they choose to stray, and wish that you stray from the path?


Revealed: The Allah letters are 11 and 11 in each part, perfectly matched.

Revealed: In Part 2, the messenger’s initials are 14 and the messenger’s letters are 19, revealing the Sacred Codes of 14 - 19


The Proofs reveal that the scripture revealed before the revelation of these miracles constituted only part of the scripture as it did not include these proofs at that time nor their explanations.


4:51 Have you noted those who received a portion of the scripture, and how they believe in idolatry and false doctrine, then say, "The disbelievers are better guided than the believers?!"


4:51 Part 1: Have you noted those who received a portion of the scripture, and how they believe in idolatry and false doctrine.

4:51 Part 2: Then say, "The disbelievers are better guided than the believers?!"


Revealed: The messenger’s letters are 28 and 27 in each part, revealing the diff. of 1.


The revelation proves that the current believers are better guided and are up to date with the latest revelations, whereas those who have rejected the messenger and the revelations have fallen into idolatry and come up with false doctrines to defeat the truth of Allah’s words.


4:51 Part: "The disbelievers are better guided than the believers?!"


Revealed: The GV of Allah letters is 167 and the GV of messenger’s letters is 550, revealing the diff. of 383 to proclaim the scripture “Al-Quran” - “The Quran”.


Allah has rebuffed the notions of the disbelievers and the idol worshippers who think that they are better guided than the believers by revealing the proof of the Quran through Allah’s and the messenger’s letters for the benefit of the believers. That is why this verse split into two parts, reveals the difference of 1 through the messenger’s letters.


Refer to verse 2:85 Part: “Do you believe in part of the scripture and disbelieve in part?”


Revealed: The messenger’s letters in the quoted part is 14, revealing the Ultimate Miracle in Seven Pairs.

Revealed: The GV of Allah letters is 32 and the GV of messenger’s letters is 254, revealing the diff. of 222, proclaiming “Rabbayka” - “Your Lord”.

Revealed: The words “and disbelieve in part” is stamped with the GV of messenger’s letters as 66, to inform the disbelievers that Allah’s words never run out and at this time they are being revealed through the messenger, Makbool Husain. It is evident and clear that those who disbelieve in the messenger and the revelations sent through him have disbelieved in Allah and the Quran. Partial or conditional belief is not accepted by Allah.


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