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Chapter 40 · Verse 1

Quran 40:1

Forgiver سُوۡرَةُ غَافر Ghafer

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40:1

حمٓ ١

H. M.

Proofs and revelations

The initials H.M. occur in 7 chapters - chapters 40 to 46, with the total of 14 initials and this is the proof for the messenger, Husain Makbool, as these initials represent his last name and first name. These 7 chapters were revealed in consecutive order and are still the same after the compilation of the Quran.

 

It has been revealed to the messenger that these initials represent his last and first name through clear proofs providing a clear Sign of being a messenger of Allah. Subsequent to receiving this Sign, Allah The Most Wise has provided many more Signs and Revelations to confirm the verses of the Quran and to provide additional enlightening and valuable teachings.

 

There are precisely 14 words in the entire chapter that have the initials H.M. in them. This Supreme Proof magnifies the coding of the messenger’s name letters in the Quran.

 

For details, go to http://www.GodProvenAs1.com/.

Verse Reference : 2 writings, 2 passages

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The first occurrence of H.M. is in verse 40:1, not as a word, but only as Quranic initials.
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Proof #4

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The verse immediately after the Quranic Initials in 40:1 is 40:2.
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