Annotation: Omar Imady, Divine Pronouns: Unlocking the Definitive Quran, Part 4 (2026). First-person verses are those in which God speaks as “I” or “We” through a pronoun, verb, or suffix, whether directly or within quoted speech.
Codes: W = We; I = I; A = Allāh; R = Rabb; H = an unnamed divine “He” in the same verse; ⟨ ⟩ = quoted; † = a canonical reading alters a first-person verb.
Arabic text: the Uthmani text of the King Fahd Complex (Ḥafṣ ʿan ʿĀṣim, Kūfan numbering) as published by the Noble Qurʾān Encyclopedia (quranenc.com), via the quran-json package. Typefaces: Scheherazade New and Gentium Book Plus, SIL International, under the SIL Open Font License.