Unveiling the Sacred Geometry of the Qur’an

Welcome to Sacred Geometry of the Qur’an — a space where spirituality, mathematics, and divine revelation meet.

For centuries, the Qur’an has been read for its words, meanings, and guidance. But beneath its verses lies another layer: a hidden architecture of numbers, shapes, and cosmic patterns — the silent language of the Divine that speaks in geometry, proportion, and harmony.

This blog will explore:

  • Numerical Mysteries: From Abjad values to verse counts, uncover how numbers whisper secrets of creation.

  • Sacred Geometry: The vesica piscis, polygons, and mandalas that reflect divine order.

  • Spiritual Alchemy: How Qur’anic verses guide the inner journey from self to spirit, from chaos to harmony.

We begin here, with Surah Al-‘Asr (103) — a chapter of time, patience, and truth. Through numbers and shapes, we will reveal how each verse carries a divine rhythm waiting to be rediscovered.

Join us as we map the Qur’an, verse by verse, into a tapestry of light, meaning, and sacred form.

“Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth are signs for those of understanding.” — Qur’an 3:190

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