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CLM-0007 — This world and the hereafter each occur 115 times

COUNTING_RULE_DEPENDENT Audit report · deterministic reproduction

1 · Claim as commonly stated

Al-dunya and al-akhira each occur exactly 115 times.

Source note: Widely circulated in numerical-miracle literature and popular media; earliest precise source unverified, attribution left open rather than guessed.

2 · Reproduction method

Declared counting-rule matrix, executed against corpus quran:hafs-kufan:v1. Full rules, counts, and sample locations: EXP-0008.

3 · Result

Half-reproduced: dunya = 115 exactly under the lemma rule, but akhira = 155 under the same rule because the lemma آخِر covers every 'last/other' usage, not only the definite noun 'the hereafter' (dunya: surface 110, lemma 115, root 133; akhira: surface 0, lemma 155, root 250).

4 · Sensitivity to counting rules

COUNTING_RULE_DEPENDENT — the pair equality requires a narrower akhira rule (definite feminine noun only) that the popular claim never states and this battery deliberately did not tailor.

5 · Statistical context

STATISTICALLY_UNASSESSED — no preregistered null exists for 'a declared rule lands on a meaningful number'; constructing one after seeing the result would be circular.

6 · Best argument in favor

The dunya side lands on 115 exactly under the untampered lemma rule.

7 · Strongest objection

The akhira side requires a narrower rule the claim never states; half a pair is not a pair.

8 · All recorded objections

9 · Final status

COUNTING_RULE_DEPENDENT

10 · Public summary

Half-reproduced: dunya = 115 exactly under the lemma rule, but akhira = 155 under the same rule because the lemma آخِر covers every 'last/other' usage, not only the definite noun 'the hereafter' (dunya: surface 110, lemma 115, root 133; akhira: surface 0, lemma 155, root 250)..

11 · Reproduce it yourself

python3 services/research-worker/scripts/run_experiment.py data/research/specs/EXP-0008.json — the registry entry lives in data/research/claims.json; the result files record input checksums and environment.