Surah Ikhlas defines God`s nature in beutifull mathematical Equations

[perrywest29]

Peace All

Today i presesnt to you a beutifull mathematical equation that I derived from Surah Ikhlas that explains Gods nature Lets begin

Sutah Ikhlas 112

verse 1
Say, “He is Allah—One; *(1)

vers 2
Allah—the Sustainer; *(=)

verse 3
he begets not, nor is begotten; *(0)

verse 4
and none is like him ; *(∞)

The equation looks like this

1=0x∞

Explanation of the equations

∞=anything/0

So anything=∞x0

however we need to define what this anything can be

It can be something greater than 1 in that case it can take on value upto infinity

it can also be smaller than 1 in that case it can be a fraction so small it approaches 0
however any fraction can be expressed as 1/something

here something approaches infinity and fraction approaches 0

So we have two possible direction towards which this Anything can take on vale

but notice that

anything can`t be ∞

because than it would mean
∞=∞x0 which can`t be because
anything multiplied by 0 we get 0

also anything can`t be 0

because than
0=∞x0
or ∞=0/0 which is also false because anthing divided by 0 is also 0

so the only value of anything can be 1 as it is the only value that satisfies the equation

∞=1/0 (1 divided by 0 is unbound) and

0=1/∞ (1 divided by ∞ brings back value of 0 )

so

1=∞x0

[perrywest29]

yes infinity is the upper limit of what number can take on value of. But we dont know what infinity is because theres nothing like it. It keeps on going. similar to the verse 4 of ikhlas

[Jafar]

Once we're talking about the infinite then we will not be mistaken talking about something else, because there cannot be many / multiple infinite. Due to the nature that infinite does not have any border / limit that separate it with anything.

The equation is more of
∞ = 1 x ∞

1 is an identity number, it exist in all form of finite / bordered number.
When we're saying 8 for example it's 8 = 1 X 8
Yet 8 or any finite number however is inside the range of ∞
As thus ∞ contain and exist in every-thing.
As there's nothing that's outside of ∞, given the definition of ∞ by itself is boundless / borderless / limitless.

∞ however has certain similarity with 0
Both has no border / limit / boundary.

Within spirituality context, every finite / bordered identity / entity or sometimes people refer it as 'soul', can reach the infinite / ∞ only by eliminating it's boundary or ego, which separate itself with another finite self, thus becoming 0.
It's not a coincidence within semitic tradition the word 'nevi' or 'nabi' by itself literally means "hollow" or "empty".