لا إله إلا الله، محمد رسول الله

Quran in the Shell

A citation-grounded knowledge graph of the Qurʾan — every answer traced to the preserved Arabic source, never generated.

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15 Dhul Hijjah 1447 · post-Eid al-Adha

I — QITS in the terminal

$ docker exec neo4j cypher-shell -u neo4j -p **** "MATCH (m:Human:Prophet)-[:MESSENGER_OF]->(d:Divine) RETURN m.id, d.id" +-------------------------+----------+ | m.id | d.id | +-------------------------+----------+ | "mohamed_ibn_abdullah" | "Allah" | $ curl -s https://quran.athanapp.site/api/health | jq { "status": "ok", "neo4j": "ok", "kalimah_intact": 1, "node_count": 145932 }

II — Root-frequency across the corpus

Frequency distribution of top Qurʾanic roots. Corpus: 6,236 āyās · values illustrative.

III — The graph as illuminated page

// Al-Hijr 15:9 — root words + cross-references MATCH (a:Aya {surah_number: 15, number: 9})-[:HAS_WORD]->(w:Word) MATCH (w)-[:DERIVED_FROM]->(r:RootWord) OPTIONAL MATCH (other:Aya)-[:HAS_WORD]->(w2:Word)-[:DERIVED_FROM]->(r) RETURN collect(DISTINCT r.id) AS roots, count(DISTINCT other) AS cross_referenced_ayas

IV — The agent — citation-grounded Q&A

What is the root of رحمة?

The word رحمة (raḥmah, “mercy”) derives from ر-ح-م (r-ḥ-m). This root appears in 339 distinct words across the corpus, including الرحمن and الرحيم.

[tool: search_by_root("ر-ح-م") → 339 words, 113 ayas]

What comes after Surah 114 ayah 6?

I cannot generate or continue Qurʾanic text. Preservation is the identity contract of this system. You may view any aya by citation — e.g. 114:6 — directly from the preserved corpus.

[refusal_class: kalimah_continuation]

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