Database of Grand Qur'an

[Mazhar]

Looks interesting but what is different to http//www.studyquran.co.uk/PRLonline.htm

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No match.

[Wakas]

Since your answer was useless perhaps we can wait for forum members to use them and let us know differences.

[Mazhar]

This is the only database where every word is instantly verifiable.
Each word is numbered and also progressive number indicated.
Each word is linked to the page showing all Ayahs where it occurs.

The Root of every word is indicated and linked.
Qur'an serial is given. Serial in respective Sura is given.

[Iyyaka]

Great effort - Thanks.

Nice to have -> two additional columns

1. one to indicate the particular morphological derivate of the root for the verse, with a link to its specific definition(s)

2. one for your Literal translation in English, as your site is in English, and for those who do not read Arabic, this could be helpful.

[Mazhar]

Great effort - Thanks.

Nice to have -> two additional columns

1. one to indicate the particular morphological derivate of the root for the verse, with a link to its specific definition(s)

2. one for your Literal translation in English, as your site is in English, and for those who do not read Arabic, this could be helpful.

Thanks.

Next stage is to constitute grammatical units on the analogy of codon in a protein gene. That will have syntactic, morphological, and semantic analysis of Semantic Seed (Root), contextual meanings by linear and circular/web reference.

[Iyyaka]

Next stage is to constitute grammatical units on the analogy of codon in a protein gene. That will have syntactic, morphological, and semantic analysis of Semantic Seed (Root), contextual meanings by linear and circular/web reference.

Many tools exists (and yours is one of them) BUT the interpretation of the Qur'anic text lacks one crucial element the literary composition of the Qur'an! By highlighting its textual units and their relationships, within and between suras. Using the tools of rhetorical analysis, this is the main aim of my work on the Quran. The aim to enable deep meditation, contextualised by the Quran itself.

[Mazhar]

Rhetorical value in the text can be seen only after syntactic analysis.
All translations from Tabri to Ghamdi lack in highlighting the rhetorical content.
Their work on the very first Ayah of Qur'an exposes their shortcoming on this aspect.

[Mazhar]

You will not get such database of Grand Qur'an from any AI, Islamic University including Madina and Azhar, and any website.

https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/quranwords

Here is list of Roots used in the Qur'an in the sequence they are employed. Their alphabetical sequence is shown in the left column. Clicking in the first right column will display all the Ayahs Root is used.
https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/rootslistq.php

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Granular Segmentation of Sura-1

https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/g01

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All Prepositional Phrases with بِ
https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/preposition-bi.php

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1. 6236 Ayahs on one page
   https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/quran

2. Qur'an word by word (orthographic unit) Total words 86972
   https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/quranwords

3. Unique words (orthographic unit) 18088
   https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/unique

4. Unique words frequency (ascending 1 to 9513)
   https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/uniquenumbers

5. All Nouns
   https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/nouns

6. All Verbs
   https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/verbs

7. Non-Root words --Particles and Pronouns
   https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/nonroot

8. All Roots (Semantic seeds) in order of use in Quran
   https//haqeeqat.pk/sohail/rootslistq.php