Salaam,
Well, here is the reason for the unusual spelling of "days" in 14:5 has been discovered on 19.org forums:
The pure singular form of the word "day" occurs 365 times in Quran, pointing at a solar year.
The plural "days" occurs 30 times in the entire Quran, pointing at the average length of a solar month.
- there are 29 words "days" with a pure form (dual and normal plural) in Quran = lunar month.
- There are 30 words "days" when we include the unsusal spelling "ayyam" which blatantly stands for a solar month.
Ayyam is the symbolic turning point in the "30 days" system between a lunar and solar calendar.
The addition of Gematrical Values (
islamrevolution.org - Miracle Of 19) of all spellings of the word "days" reveal the number of days in a solar month, the entire system:
Frequency/Vematrical Values (GV)
يومين 116 = 3
ايام 52 = 20
اييم 61 = 1
اياما 53 = 4
الايام 83 = 2
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Freq. 30 GV 365
- The "30 days system" intersects with ONE word "moon" and ONE word "sun", confirming it refers to a lunar/solar calendar.
- The "switch" between alif and Ya is at the very core of what makes 14:5 and Ayyam the difference between a lunar and solar Month, revealing the following amazing sign:
Numbers of alifs and ya in the "30 days system":
244: ي ya
ئ : 4 ya
354: ا alef
91: أ alef
26: إ alef
Total (alef) = 471
Total (ya) = 248
Total (alef) + (ya) = 719.
719 = 354 + 365 = lunar year + solar year.
"Alif" being replaced by "Ya" reveals the difference between 30 and 29 but also 365 and 354 days:
Alif (GV 1) + Ya (GV 10) = 11
Now what is the difference between 365 and 354?
11 "days" !!!!!
Now the type of people who refuse the truth would argue that the difference between Ayyam (GV 61 14:5) and Ayaam (GV 52 = normal plural) is 9:
Ya (Gv 10) - Alif (GV 1) = 9
Doesn't number
9 ring a HUGE bell when it comes to the exact difference between a solar year and a lunar year in Quran?
Let us read in the profound Quran where the exact difference is coded:
18:25 They stayed in their cave three hundred years, increased by
9.
From the regular plural of "days" Ayam (GV 52) to Ayyam (GV 61) isn't there an "increase by
9"?! Isn't it in the "30 days" quranic system what makes the difference between 29 and 30 words "days", acknowledging the difference between a lunar and a solar month?
Now it is a well known fact that 309 years/300 years yields the exact scientific difference between a solar and lunar year:
309:300 = 1,03
It is so precise that it leaves astronomers speechless.
Obviously 365/354 provides this ratio: 1.03107..., and Quran seals the
perfect ratio as 1.03 in 18:25.
These profound signs also prove that Ayam being written without two "Ya" in 14:5 is a corruption of the word of God.
God be glorified.