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Quran by Numbers turns word counts into a seven-stop reading journey
A bilingual Quran project groups verses around word counts and themes, beginning with a station about time and the calendar.
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- The count specifies singular يوم by lemma and lists يومئذ, possessive forms, أيام, and يومين separately.
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The first station lays out each occurrence as a dot across a 52-week-and-one-day year, and names Al-Faatiha 1:4 as the first reference. Its stated method distinguishes the singular lemma from forms such as يومئذ and أيام. The station descriptions estimate three to five minutes each; only the Calendar station is marked confirmed, while the remaining six are labeled coming soon.
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