(A Software Engineer’s Code Review of the Quran)
This project is an analytical article that examines the Quranic text from the perspective of a software engineer.
Using software engineering concepts such as System Architecture, Debugging, Legacy Code, and User Experience, it analyzes the structure, internal consistency, and user experience of the "Revelation System."
The text is not intended as absolute denial or confirmation, but rather as an intellectual code review — an invitation to reflection, questioning, and structured thinking about a text that has inspired humanity for centuries.
This article is available in three languages:
- 🇮🇷 فارسی (Persian)
- 🇸🇦 العربية (Arabic)
- 🇬🇧 English
The article is written in seven main sections:
- System Requirements – Requirements of the Revelation System
- Architecture Design – Architecture of the Verses
- Debugging – Fixing Apparent Bugs
- Legacy Code – Inherited Code from Previous Systems
- User Experience – The Human User
- Deployment & Maintenance – Deployment and Preservation of Revelation
- Final Release Notes – The Final Version Notes
In each section, relevant Quranic verses are included in Arabic along with translations, so the reader can directly refer to the source text.
This project is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
You may redistribute, modify, and translate it, provided you credit the original source and release derivative works under the same license.
If you have suggestions for improving the article or its translations, feel free to use the Issues or Pull Requests section on GitHub.