We apply a leave-one-out analysis to the 114 Surahs of the Quran under the Special-6 (KHASS₆) encoding system. Starting from the established baseline (51/114 = 44. 7% of Surahs have digit root in 3, 6, 9, p = 0. 007 by permutation test), we remove each Surah in turn and re-run the permutation test on the remaining 113 Surahs (3, 000 trials each, 342, 000 total trials). The result is unambiguous: all 114 Surahs are classified as neutral — no Surah is load-bearing (delta > +0. 020) and no Surah is a booster (delta < -0. 005). The maximum p-value observed when any single Surah is removed is 0. 0150, well below the 0. 05 threshold. This demonstrates that the 3, 6, 9 fingerprint is an indivisible systemic property of the complete 114-Surah architecture — it cannot be reduced to any subset of Surahs and requires the entire partition as designed.
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