100 places where the Qurʾān explicitly corrects an element of the Biblical / extra-Biblical tradition — narrative details, attributions, theological framings.

12 places where the Qurʾān's account structurally prevents a corruption attested in the prior tradition — protective rewrites of prophetic narratives.

26 positions the Qurʾān explicitly rebuts — Trinitarian, pagan, fatalist, and other interlocutor positions named and addressed in the text. Scope note — 26 counters is a curated selection of the most recurrent Qurʾānic rebuttals. The corpus contains many more localised counter-moves; this set focuses on positions the Qurʾān explicitly engages across multiple surahs. To follow specific counter-arguments deeper, follow the Q-refs into the Atlas verse view for the broader context.

15 yas'alūnaka ("they ask you about…") patterns — questions from contemporaneous interlocutors and the Qurʾānic responses. Scope note — these 15 entries are the explicit yasʾalūnaka (يَسْأَلُونَكَ — "they ask you") patterns in the corpus. The list is intentionally narrow: it tracks the formal question-then-answer rhetorical structure, not every contested topic. Substantive disputes without this structural frame live in Counters.