About the Seminar
Discover the profound numerical patterns in the Holy Quran that reveal divine precision.
National Seminar on Numerical Inimitability in the Holy Quran
The National Seminar on Numerical Inimitability in the Holy Quran - Evidence of Divine Precision is a one-day seminar organized by Akode Islamic Centre under the QLF Project. This seminar aims to explore the profound numerical patterns in the Quran, highlighting their role as evidence of divine precision and authenticity.
Bringing together scholars, researchers, and academicians, it will serve as a platform for deep discussions on the intricate mathematical coherence within the Quran. The program will feature keynote lectures, panel discussions, research paper presentations, and interactive sessions, fostering scholarly engagement and knowledge exchange.
By examining these numerical aspects, the seminar seeks to uncover new insights, identify research gaps, and encourage further studies, contributing to the broader discourse on the miraculous nature of the Quran.
Expert Speakers
Learn from renowned scholars and academics specializing in Quranic studies.
Research Presentations
Discover cutting-edge research on numerical patterns in the Holy Quran.
About the QLF
QLF (Qur'anic Learning Festival) is a unique initiative by Akode Islamic Centre dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Qur'an through various academic, artistic, and interactive programs.
Designed as a comprehensive platform, QLF brings together scholars, students, and the general public to engage with the Qur'an in innovative ways. The project includes diverse programs such as Qur'anic competitions, scholarly seminars, interactive topics, research discussions, and creative contests, all aimed at promoting Qur'anic literacy and scholarship.
By integrating traditional and modern approaches, QLF aspires to enhance engagement with the Qur'an, inspire research, and provide a space for dialogue and learning.
About the Akode Islamic Centre
The Akode Islamic Centre is a leading institution dedicated to education, Qur'anic studies, and social welfare. While it provides a nurturing environment for over 400 orphaned children, it also serves a broader community through quality education from kindergarten to post-secondary levels.
The Centre emphasizes profound Qur'anic studies alongside academic excellence. Under its Islamic Da'wa Academy, Darya Women's College, Oorkadave Qasim Moulavi College, Little Pre-School, and various other wings, the Centre fulfills its core objective to contribute to its mission of empowering individuals through knowledge and preserving Islamic values.
Seminar Sub-themes
Historical Perspectives on Numerical Analysis of the Quran
The Role of Mathematics in Classical and Modern Quranic Interpretation
Patterns and Frequencies of Words and Numbers in the Quran
Criticism and Debates on Numerical Miracles in the Quran
Comparative Study: Numerical Miracles in Other Religious Texts
Scientific and Mathematical Symmetry in the Quran
The Role of Digital Tools in Analyzing Quranic Numbers
Numerical Structure of Quranic Chapters and Verses
Connection Between Numerical Miracles and Linguistic Miracles
Impact of Mathematical Interpretation on Quranic Exegesis (Tafsir)
The Quran and the Golden Ratio: Myth or Reality?
Numerical Miracles and the Concept of Divine Precision in Islam
Distinguished Speakers
Meet our esteemed moderator and panelists for this groundbreaking academic exploration of numerical patterns in the Holy Quran.
Suhail Hidaya Hudawi
Suhail Hidaya Hudawi is a distinguished scholar specializing in Quranic studies with extensive experience in Islamic education and research.
Shuhaibul Haitami
A respected academic with significant contributions to Islamic scholarship and research.
Dr. Abdul Qayoom
Accomplished researcher with expertise in comparative religious studies and Quranic analysis.
Salam Faisy Olavattur
Renowned scholar with a focus on numerical patterns and mathematical symmetry in Islamic texts.
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Reserve your place at this unique academic event exploring the numerical inimitability in the Holy Quran.