The world's languages are divided into three categories based on their structure: monosyllabic, agglutinative, and inflected. Because Arabic is an inflected language, it has roots at its core. The language of the Quran is Arabic. For this purpose, we have included the root words "Adam" (آدم), "belese" (بلس), "sememe" (سمم), "şetane" (شطن), "melek" (ملك), and "nevera" (ںور), along with the verses containing words derived from these roots.
The verses gathered together need to be arranged and reordered in order to be read. In the Quran, there is an order of the surahs on one side, and an order of the verses on the other. This order is based on the priority of the verses within the surahs. The semantic relationships and connections between the verses are all established through this order, this binary order. If we seek to understand the verse clusters accordingly by finding the connections established by God, we will be reading the Quran as God intended.
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