What it does
It replaces the weak question — “does the Book fit modern knowledge?”
(any serious text can be made to fit) — with a falsifiable one: does it survive? It treats the
Qur'an as a defendant in a trial whose rules the text wrote for itself (4:82, 30:2-4, 15:9, 2:23, 41:53),
attacks each self-staked claim with the strongest available weapon, and measures how many break — against
matched rival corpora under the identical assault, net of an empirical null.
What it refuses to do
It cannot adjudicate divine origin. It can only measure how
many self-staked claims survive assault that comparable texts' claims do not, and how large and stubborn the
unexplained residual is after the four ordinary explanations are spent. It is built to report a small residual
as readily as a large one — and to be able to conclude that the objection won.
How it stays honest
Preregistration on chain. The charter, the adversary prompts, and the
plans are hashed (blake2b-256) and anchored on AMANAH before any result exists — so the rules cannot be
quietly changed and results cannot be retro-fitted. By math, not trust.
Adversarial by construction. A Prosecutor attacks every claim, a Defender
resolves, a Neutral adjudicates — every step logged. Neutral by audit, not by fiat.
Negative-Verdict Floor. If results look suspiciously clean, the
instrument — not the Book — is flagged as biased.
Empirical null. The identical assault runs on scrambled text; every rate
is reported net of it.
The witnesses
Believers and skeptics are invited to witness the trial before any verdict
exists. Registration seals each witness — and their declared starting point — onto the AMANAH chain, so the
crowd is provably assembled before the result. Mizan never holds your keys, and no personal data ever
touches the chain — only a one-way commitment and a periodic Merkle root. Off-chain records are
erasable on request.
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