mucize.org is an independent research space created to bring together studies of the Quran’s mathematical structure conducted since 1974, the findings that have emerged from that work, and tools that help anyone test those findings for themselves.
The site begins with a simple idea: anyone who wishes should be able to examine the Quran’s numerical and textual structure and independently reproduce the results.
mucize.org is not a finished work or a final word. It will continue to develop; existing studies will be updated in the light of new data and evaluation, and new research and verification tools will be added. Correcting an error, an omission or a method when a better one is found is a natural part of this work.
The site has not been prepared on behalf of any institution or community; responsibility for the published content belongs to its designer. Yet this work should not be seen as a space belonging to one person alone. Everyone who values reflecting on the Quran, researching, asking questions and sharing the signs they observe is a natural part of this inquiry.
For that reason, the guiding principle of mucize.org will remain unchanged:
Examine the text yourself. Verify the result yourself.
And the truest statement I can make at both the beginning and the end of this work is this:
For whatever is true, beautiful and inspiring on this site, all praise belongs to God; for whatever is incomplete or mistaken, the responsibility is mine.