Criticism of the claim of numerical miracle in the Holy Quran

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Professor Dr. Ibrahim Saleh Abdullah Al-Humaidi Title of the book: Critique of the Claim of Numerical Miracles in the Noble Quran Author: Professor Dr. Ibrahim bin Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Humaidi Publishing house: Dar Ibn Al-Jawzi for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 1435 AH - 2014 AD Number of pages: 106 This research is a contribution to establishing the correct methodological approach to writing about the miracles of the Noble Quran, and this topic includes an introduction, six sections, and a conclusion, as follows: Introduction: including the importance of the topic, the reason for writing about it, the research plan, and its methodology. Preliminary: The miracle of the Noble Quran: its definition and aspects, including two demands: First demand: A brief definition of the miracle of the Noble Quran. Second demand: Aspects of the Quranic miracle. First section: The emergence of what is called the numerical miracle in the Noble Quran. Second section: The opinions of scholars regarding what is called the numerical miracle. Third section: The methodologies of researchers regarding what is called the numerical miracle and their critique. Fourth section: The use of the term miracle for the numerical subtleties in the Noble Quran. Fifth section: Clarification of the types of Quranic numerical agreements. Sixth section: The impact of considering numerical subtleties among the types of Quranic miracles. Conclusion: including the most important results and recommendations.