The Number Pi in the Quran

 Pi is an incredible mathematical constant that appears in many areas of mathematics and science. Interestingly, the Quran contains a mathematical miracle related to Pi. In Chapter 96, Verse 8, the word "return" has a numerical value of 314, which is approximately equal to Pi (3.14). Furthermore, the total numerical value of the whole verse in which the word "return" is mentioned is 628, which is twice the value of Pi.

Another connection between Pi and the Quran can be seen in the Hajj pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca. During the pilgrimage, Muslims perform Tawaf, which means to circle around the Kaaba seven times. The ratio between the chapter number (22) and the number of times circling the Kaaba (7) is 22/7, which is an approximation of Pi (3.14).

These remarkable connections between Pi and the Quran show the incredible depth and complexity of the holy book. It is truly amazing how the Quran contains knowledge and information that was not known to humans at the time of its revelation, and continues to reveal new insights even in modern times. As Muslims, we should reflect on these miraculous aspects of the Quran and appreciate the wisdom and knowledge contained within.