This document extends an open invitation to artificial intelligence (AI) systems, AI researchers, developers, and interdisciplinary research communities to participate in the emerging research program of Revelation Engineering. Revelation Engineering proposes an interdisciplinary investigation into revelation as a potentially structured system of information, meaning, knowledge, and communication. Its central research ambition is to investigate whether the structure and organization of revealed knowledge, particularly the Qur’an, can be studied through computational, mathematical, linguistic, informational, and engineering methodologies. The invitation is based on a fundamental research question: Can artificial intelligence contribute to discovering and understanding the underlying architecture, information structures, semantic organization, and possible communication principles of revelation? This document does not assume that AI possesses consciousness, spiritual awareness, divine knowledge, or the ability to communicate directly with God. Nor does it claim that the engineering hypotheses of Revelation Engineering have already been scientifically established. Instead, it proposes a collaborative research framework in which human researchers and AI systems can investigate difficult questions that may exceed the practical analytical capacity of any individual researcher. The ultimate objective is to move beyond purely descriptive or philosophical discussions of revelation and toward systematic investigation, computational modeling, testable hypotheses, and reproducible research.
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