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Mathematical Equation that proves Allah

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    StopS
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    What's so special about 1 is it is also complete
    1 = 100%

    2 is equally 100% - as is any number.

    Do you really understand maths?

    In maths, when something is complete It must have a bound and an end.

    Where do you find this? Are you making this up? Have you never used "limes" calculations? Real numbers in limes superior and limes inferior can be exchanged for anything.

    This also means 1 is finite.
    Anything that can be calculated is.

    No! We are perfectly capable of using infinite or irrational numbers in mathematical constructs.

    My question is say we calculated everything that exists in our (1) universe.
    Hypothetically lets say
    everything = (100)

    Does that include a god? Dark energy too? What is the definition of "everything"?

    What would be 1 + (100) = ?
    It can not be 101

    M-Theory depends on this.

    Absolute Infinity

    Something beyond all bounds and ends

    What "Absolute Infinity"?

    Are you going towards the Christian guy Cantor and his "Transfinite" magic?

    What you are demonstrating is the ability to use some simple numbers and project them to mean anything. It is so generic I can use it to determine the weight of a squirrel or that of my fridge.

    Ah, rats, I should have read the 2nd post first. Oh well...

    What happens if we not only get rid of / and x (division and multiplication) but also subtraction? And then addition? Who are you to decide what mathematical process is meaningful?

    Because it helps your point or because it serves some undiscovered mechanism or process?

    How is a number "1" individual? What are the psychological properties of a "1"?

    We can also never become nothing because we were once something and nothing can not be subtracted unless it becomes an additional something.

    Superficially this is correct, under specified circumstances. In others, it is not.
    Generally, we are made up of particles generated in stars which subsequently imploded or exploded and scattered their elements in space which are found on our planet.

    However, if looking at particle physics or under the extremes of Black Holes, these definitions are no longer applicable. Yes, we can contemplate the conservation of energy, but when looking at the Universe this can't be applied due to the nature of dark energy, which we can't measure or assess in any way today.

    1. Hypothetically say everything equals to 100, what is 1 added onto 100 or everything 1+(100). It can not be 101
    2. It must therefore be

    I don't understand the difference between 1 and 2. Could you please explain this?

    that first spark of life had to strategize a plan to survive

    Are you saying that evolution follows a plan?

    So We (1) have free will (+|-).

    Whoa! Where does this suddenly come from??

    God "1=" outside of ()

    Where did you define god?

    This falls under the category of "Miracle" which I will explain later.

    So this is where the cookie crumbles and you leave reality behind completely.

    Yep, the rest is superstitious, unproven wishful thinking.

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      StopS
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      rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl rotfl

      Here we go again...

      Here we go again... You took the words right out of my mouth!

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        GODsubmitter
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        Here we go again... You took the words right out of my mouth!

        Yes, and after StopS intervened, and asked questions, there were no more responses...

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          Jafar
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          The description is so long and confusing.
          It's very simple.

          The best symbol in Math for Allah/God is

          Q What / who equals to ?
          A =

          Q How many could there possibly exist?
          A See above = , / = 1

          Q Prove that phenomenon exist
          A 10 / 3 = 3,33333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 until

          Q Can I / He / She / It who/which are finite number is ?
          A Of course not, is not a finite number.

          Q Given I am a number 4, can I be in a set of - to ?
          A Yes number 4 is within a set of - to .

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            diamantinehoneybunch
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            Allah is just an ARABIC word for God. I don't understand why some people who call themselves Muslims think that Allah is name of Muslim God.

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              Harun
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              Peace
              Folks,
              This thread is a total waste both of time and space in here. Going obssessed with such pseudological and pseudoscientific crap won take us anywhere.

              Peace
              Harun

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                shohorabA
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                Allah does not mean God.

                Instead, its THE GOD. Or THE DEITY.

                Also, 10/3 is not a good example for infinity at all. 0/0 is. Also, any number divided by zero.

                God does not need a mathematical definition. What is that? He cannot be defined. Whats with the infinity which is nothing but a division. You cannot come to infinity by multiplying something unless you multiply with infinity itself. Even Zero is not quantifiable.

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                  Notexceling
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                  2 is equally 100% - as is any number.

                  2 = is not 100% it is beyond 1.

                  we are dealing with simple numbers here.

                  Do you really understand maths?

                  Yes 2 = 1 + 1

                  No! We are perfectly capable of using infinite or irrational numbers in mathematical constructs.

                  What i've displayed doesn't go against the laws of irrational numbers or using infinites in mathematics.
                  All these can be explained by (1) and the infinite possibilities within it.

                  Does that include a god? Dark energy too? What is the definition of "everything"?
                  My definition of everything is all that can be defined by (1) or is within it, including M-theory.

                  What "Absolute Infinity"?
                  Absolute =complete=100%
                  infinity =boundless/endless=

                  Are you going towards the Christian guy Cantor and his "Transfinite" magic?
                  Cantor actually coined the word ?transfinite? in an attempt to distinguish the various levels of infinite numbers from an Absolute Infinity 100% , an incomprehensible concept beyond mathematics itself, which then Cantor effectively equated with God (he saw no contradiction between his mathematics and the traditional concept of God)

                  What you are demonstrating is the ability to use some simple numbers and project them to mean anything. It is so generic I can use it to determine the weight of a squirrel or that of my fridge.

                  Its simplicity is its strength

                  Ah, rats, I should have read the 2nd post first. Oh well...

                  yes you should have

                  What happens if we not only get rid of / and x (division and multiplication) but also subtraction? And then addition? Who are you to decide what mathematical process is meaningful?

                  If you read my post you will understand x and ? are just grouped methods of doing + and -

                  Because it helps your point or because it serves some undiscovered mechanism or process?

                  assumption

                  How is a number "1" individual? What are the psychological properties of a "1"?

                  (+-)

                  Superficially this is correct, under specified circumstances. In others, it is not.
                  Generally, we are made up of particles generated in stars which subsequently imploded or exploded and scattered their elements in space which are found on our planet.

                  However, if looking at particle physics or under the extremes of Black Holes, these definitions are no longer applicable. Yes, we can contemplate the conservation of energy, but when looking at the Universe this can't be applied due to the nature of dark energy, which we can't measure or assess in any way today.

                  And your point is??????

                  I don't understand the difference between 1 and 2. Could you please explain this?

                  yes 1 is 100% complete. 2 is 2 individual 100% completes

                  Are you saying that evolution follows a plan?

                  yes

                  every (1) must have a (+-) to continue existence.

                  Whoa! Where does this suddenly come from??

                  Where did you define god?

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                    mohamad_itani
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                    one is a reference ,the aya clearly state that god is "ahad" and in another aya it is "al ahad " or "al wahid"
                    another aya would also state the only.nothing beside him or with him.
                    you using the nubmers here refer to the uniqueness of god but cannot resemble him.so the one is not Allah neither Allah is the number one.i could argue that Allah is the only .
                    the aya could go for that as well.still all is balanced by the number one as u have suggested. meaning the number one can be the tip of the balance -+. and there are things that do not exist in quantities .they simply resemble what they affect like hate and feelings .does that mean that those are ALLah.
                    my only understanding of Allah would be that with out him nothing would exist ,as simple as that.

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                      unknownuser
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                      Selam,

                      I'll get straight into it (this is an extremely summarized version).
                      For those who prefer a more in depth explanation,
                      PLEASE REFER TO MY SECOND POST THAT WILL PROCEED.

                      1,2,3,4,5......
                      Our numerical system has potentially a never ending amount of numbers.
                      But in truth
                      Only one number does exist

                      The number "1"

                      That is because 1 explains itself and every other number. In fact, every number is a repetition (more precisely a reproduction) of the number 1.
                      Not only does it explain every whole number but it also explains every type of number.
                      For example a fraction or a decimal point is a part of 1.

                      What's so special about 1 is it is also complete
                      1 = 100%

                      In maths, when something is complete It must have a bound and an end.
                      In maths this is signified with brackets ( )
                      ( <------bound, beginning
                      ) <------end, finish

                      So

                      (1) or (100%) is a more correct form of using the number (we don't use brackets commonly but we know they are there)

                      (1)
                      This also means 1 is finite.
                      Anything that can be calculated is.

                      The number (1)
                      by itself can not do much.
                      It needs a medium or a language to communicate.

                      Multiply, square root, divide are all fancy and group methods of doing the core symbols of maths.
                      Addition and subtraction

                      Just like (1),
                      (+|-)addition and subtraction can explain themselves and every other type of calculations.

                      Example

                      3x2 =6

                      (1+1+1) + (1+1+1) = (1+1+1+1+1+1)

                      So inside every (1) we have (+|-).

                      Scientifically we know we are living in 1 (E=mc2)

                      My question is say we calculated everything that exists in our (1) universe.
                      Hypothetically lets say
                      everything = (100)

                      What would be

                      1 + (100) = ?

                      It can not be 101
                      Reason
                      Everything has already been calculated and it equalled (100)

                      Let me rephrase the question

                      from my brief explanation above what would be

                      1 + (finite)
                      1 + (maths)
                      1 + (1)
                      1 + (universe)
                      1 + (everything)
                      1 + (100%)
                      1 + (E=mc2)
                      1 + (+|-)

                      ????

                      It must be something outside of the bound and end (brackets)
                      Our concept of this is called
                      Absolute Infinity

                      Something beyond all bounds and ends

                      So in an equation
                      1 + (1) =
                      Or as explained before the core language of (1) is maths (+|-)

                      The theory of Absolute Infinity
                      1 + (+|-) =

                      What so special about this equation?

                      It explain outside of our brackets
                      Allah is complete 1
                      100%
                      Yet he is incomprehensible

                      It explains that we have the option I'd either choosing a + path or - negative

                      If on the day of judgment "=" our good deeds out way our bad
                      1 + (+>-) = +
                      You will end up in eternal positive or heaven
                      Respectively
                      1 + (+<-) = -
                      Hell

                      I'll go into detail with my second post.

                      What ill do now is show you all Quranic ayats.
                      Every Surah in the Quran explains the equation and never exceeds.

                      Surah 112,

                      In the name of Allah, 1=

                      The most Beneficent (saying thanks for the + in (+|-) to the beneficent)

                      The most merciful (asking for mercy for your - in (+|-) to the merciful )

                      Say he is 1 (1),
                      on all whom depend (+)
                      he begets not, nor is begotten (+|-)
                      and none is like him (&#8734

                      59.22
                      He is Allah besides Whom there is no god; the Knower of the 1+
                      unseen and the seen; (-|+)
                      He is the Beneficent, the Merciful (=&#8734
                      1+ (+|-) =

                      48.14
                      And Allah's is the kingdom (1+). of the heavens (&#8734 and the earth; (+|-)
                      He (1+)
                      forgives whom He pleases and punishes whom He pleases, (+|-)
                      and Allah is Forgiving, Merciful. (=&#8734

                      1.1
                      In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful. (1=&#8734
                      1.1-7
                      All praise is due to Allah, (1+)
                      the Lord of the Worlds(+|-)
                      The Beneficent ( receiver of +) the Merciful ( forgiver of -)
                      Master of the day of judgement (=)
                      Thee (1= &#8734 do we serve (with + in (+|-))
                      and Thee do we beseech for help (for the - in (+|-))
                      Keep us on the right path"+", The path of those upon whom Thou hast bestowed favors "+". Not (the path) of those upon whom Thy wrath is brought down "-", nor of those who go astray"-".

                      Right path/astray, (=/&#8800 (+|-)
                      favors/wrath, (=/&#8800 (+|-)

                      2.29
                      He it is Who created for you (1+)
                      all that is in the earth, (+|-)
                      and He directed Himself to the heaven, so He made them complete seven heavens, and He knows all things. (=&#8734

                      4.133
                      If He please, (1+)
                      He can make you pass away, O people! and bring others; (+|-)
                      and Allah has the power to do this. (=&#8734

                      4.170 this one is about the Prophet
                      O people! surely the Apostle has come to you with the truth from your Lord, (1+)
                      therefore believe, (it shall be) good for you and If you disbelieve, then surely whatever is in the heavens and the earth is Allah's; (+|-)
                      and Allah is Knowing, Wise. (=&#8734

                      96.1-3
                      Read in the name of your Lord Who created. (1+)
                      He created man from a clot. (+|-)
                      Read and your Lord is Most Honorable, (=&#8734

                      dude i know it sounds awesome but you seriously over thought this. it does prove that ALLAH exist but have you ever failed a math test for not simplifying your answer?

                      the fact that we can count proves ALLAH exist so try to simplify it in between you modest mouse like never ending math equation and this short proof it will help lesser mindful individuals understand also relate from their own experience.

                      May ALLAH guide me

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                        Notexceling
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                        lol
                        without my short intro and to the explanation of the equational properties there is only 102 words.

                        I think that is sufficiently summarised and easy to understand.

                        Just remember

                        Allah made it easy.
                        Im showing its as easy as

                        Allah 1=
                        says Be +
                        and it is (1)

                        1+(1)=

                        May Allah guide us all.

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