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Description

What if the Qur’an introduces itself through mathematics? In this live kids session, Sahil Adeem shows how Surah Fātiha opens with primes—1, 7, 113—and how meaning and number align: “Mālik Yawm ad-Dīn” sits at verse 3, with 3 words of 3 letters each. We explore Al-Ḥamd (exalting Allah alone), Rab (the One who sustains/feed us), al-ʿĀlamīn (multiple worlds), and why Fātiha is recited 5 times across 17 fard rakaʿāt—both primes. Kids participate, recite, and discover patterns while learning adab (class etiquette) and Arabic roots (Fātiḥa / Iftaḥ).
If you’ve ever wanted your child to love Qur’an and love math, this is your gateway.

Chapters & Timecodes

00:00 Learn Math Like a Pro; Qur’an Reveals New Things
03:16 Class Rules: One Salām per Majlis, 10 students per class
05:22 Format: Story + One Homework Every Class
08:55 Mission: 2 Steps (Master Math → Find Math in Qur’an)
10:04 Lens of Mathematics (Perfect Code)
12:14 Beauty of Qur’an Across Physics/Biology
13:07 Ḥadīth: Superiority of Qur’an over all books
14:50 Start Writing: Discoveries → Short Articles
16:00 Open the Muṣḥaf; Set up students
20:20 Cameras On; Begin with Sūrah Fātiḥa
23:14 What Are Prime Numbers?
26:34 First Primes in Fātiḥa: 1 & 7 (āyāt)
28:08 Without Fātiḥa: 113 sūrahs (prime)
31:01 Fātiḥa = “Opening” (Arabic root & Urdu confusion)
44:16 Fātiḥa (5 letters) = prime; position & āyāt are prime
45:41 Recitation & Tajwīd notes (ẓād vs ḍād; iḥdinaṣ-ṣirāṭ)
49:26 Al-Ḥamd = Exalting Allah above us (not generic “praise”)
1:07:05 Rab = The Sustainer/Feeder (grave question: man rabbuka)
1:09:00 al-ʿĀlamīn = many worlds; later Qur’anic “seven”
1:14:02 “Mālik” when Allah runs systems; architecture of creation
1:16:00 ar-Raḥmān vs ar-Raḥīm (intro)
1:17:06 Verse 3 “Mālik Yawm ad-Dīn”: 3 words × 3 letters (prime stack)
1:18:19 Prime goldmine across the sūrah
1:19:19 Why recite Fātiḥa every ṣalāh? 5 prayers, 17 rakaʿāt (primes)
1:21:10 Wrap-up; love for Qur’an & kids
1:22:21 Adab: Say Alhamdulillāh, not “thank you” for talent
1:23:00 Open mic Q&A; global invites
1:27:20 Scheduling Arabic & Math classes
1:28:39 Homework/story will begin next class; mission statement

Key Takeaways

Qur’an opens with primes: 1, 7, 113
Verse 3 symmetry: 3 words, 3 letters each
Al-Ḥamd = exalting Allah alone (credit returns to Him)
Rab = Sustainer; your rizq isn’t “from you”
al-ʿĀlamīn = multiple worlds; Qur’an later mentions seven
Practice → Pen: Discover → Write short articles

About Source Code Academia
A learning ecosystem led by Sahil Adeem—merging Islamic foundations with critical thinking, Arabic, math & science—so kids meet revelation in its own language and logic.

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