Please access the link below to read how the Qur'an employs a unique rhyming scheme
that is impossible to imitate. Here is an excerpt of the article:
"The Qur'an possesses an astounding, inimitable style from the literary
perspective...The rhyming system in the Qur'an is known as "rhymed prose" and
linguists describe the use of this rhyme in the Qur'an as a miracle. In his book Science
Miracles, a work prepared to demonstrate that the Qur'an is a linguistic miracle, the
well-known British scientist Professor Adel M. A. Abbas carried out a wide-ranging study
of the letters and rhyming scheme used in the Qur'an by means of graphics and
diagrams. Some rather striking facts were established in this book with regard to the
rhyming system in the Qur'an....When applying these studies to the whole Qur'an,
50.08% is rhymed with the letter "Nun." To put it another way, more than half the verses
in the Qur'an end with the letter "Nun." In no literary work of comparable length has it
been possible to rhyme with a single sound in more than half the text. This applies to all
languages, not just to Arabic."
that is impossible to imitate. Here is an excerpt of the article:
"The Qur'an possesses an astounding, inimitable style from the literary
perspective...The rhyming system in the Qur'an is known as "rhymed prose" and
linguists describe the use of this rhyme in the Qur'an as a miracle. In his book Science
Miracles, a work prepared to demonstrate that the Qur'an is a linguistic miracle, the
well-known British scientist Professor Adel M. A. Abbas carried out a wide-ranging study
of the letters and rhyming scheme used in the Qur'an by means of graphics and
diagrams. Some rather striking facts were established in this book with regard to the
rhyming system in the Qur'an....When applying these studies to the whole Qur'an,
50.08% is rhymed with the letter "Nun." To put it another way, more than half the verses
in the Qur'an end with the letter "Nun." In no literary work of comparable length has it
been possible to rhyme with a single sound in more than half the text. This applies to all
languages, not just to Arabic."
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