The Forensic Atlas of the Qur’an

The closing volume of The Qur'anic Coherence System, described as its visual evidence layer. It holds that structural claims about the Qur'an need visible support and sets out six kinds of evidence: ring (chiastic) structures, theme maps tracing how key ideas rise and fall, linguistic anchors such as recurring words and roots, density maps of concepts and divine names, juxtapositions of distant themes, and detailed case studies. Each claim is graded High, Moderate or Exploratory, and major case studies include counter-arguments. The author says the approach is meant for both believers and sceptics.