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P = Prime = a number that is only divisible by 1 or itself without a remainder.
AP = Additive Prime = a prime number with the sum of its digits is prime too.
C = Composite = a number that is composed by multiplying prime numbers.
AC = Additive Composite = a composite number with the sum of its digits is composite too.
A prime number is the mother of all its multiples (الشـفع co-dependent).
1 is the building unit for all numbers (the father) (الوتر standalone).
2 is prime, the mother of all even numbers.
3 is prime, the mother of all multiples of 3.
4 is composite, a child of the prime 2.
5 is a mother  |  6 is a child of 2 and 3  |  7 is a mother  |  ...
The first few primes are 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, ...
Prime numbers become rarer as we go up the number ladder but never vanish.
The gap between prime numbers is irregular and has no known formula.
There is $1,000,000 prize for whoever solves the Riemann's Hypothesis mystery of prime numbers.
Even numbers are a special case of the general divisibility by the first prime number (2).
Odd numbers are a special case of the general non-divisibility by the first prime number (2).
Prime numbers are used as private keys in modern public key cryptography (علم الجـفر).
The Quran starts with chapter The Key (الفاتحة) which has 7 verses, 29 words, and 139 letters, all are additive prime numbers.
The first 7 words in chapter The Key have 29 letters.
The 7th additive prime number is 29.
Quran 15:87    وَلَقَدْ ءَاتَيْنَٰكَ سَبْعًۭا مِّنَ ٱلْمَثَانِى وَٱلْقُرْءَانَ ٱلْعَظِيمَ
القرءان  =  سورة الفاتحة  +  الرسالة المجـفرة
Quran =  Key  +  Encrypted Message
114 Chapters = 1 + 113             where 1 and 113  are additive prime numbers
6236 Verses  = 7 + 6229            where 7 and 6229 are additive prime numbers
      Words  = 29 + W              where 29 and W are additive prime numbers
    Letters  = 139 + L             where 139 and L are additive prime numbers
The primalogy system was discovered with the Mercy of Allah by Ali Adams in 2008 (1429H).
The primalogy system assigns prime values to Arabic letters in alphabetical order.
The primalogy value of chapter The Key (الفاتحة) is additive prime number (8317 | 19).
The primalogy value of chapter Oneness of God (الإخلاص) with bismAllah is additive prime number (4201 | 7).
The primalogy value of chapter Oneness of God (الإخلاص) without bismAllah is additive prime number (3167 | 17).
The primalogy value of verse The Throne (ءاية الكرسي) is additive prime number (11261 | 11).
The most repeated verse in the Quran is (فباي ءالاء ربكما تكذبان) in chapter The Merciful.
The verse (فباي ءالاء ربكما تكذبان) has 4 words and is repeated 31 times.
The primalogy value of the verse (فباي ءالاء ربكما تكذبان) is additive prime number (683 | 17).
The 683 primalogy value of the 4-words 31-repetition verse is the 124th prime where 124 = 4 x 31.
The primalogy value of the proper name of God, "Allah" is additive prime number (269 | 17).
The 7 verses of chapter The Key (الفاتحة) all have additive composite primalogy values.
Finally, 7, 29, 139, 729139 and 139297 are all additive prime numbers.
Prime numbers in the Quran point to same-value text within the Quran.
Additive prime numbers in the Quran point to countable things outside the Quran.
Prime numbers are God's Signature!
