Life & work
Biography and academic background
From physics and laboratory teaching to the study of time, cosmology and Ibn al-Arabi.
AUTHOR
Mohamed Haj Yousef
Time, creation, and the emergence of a physical world.
Physics · Cosmology · Philosophy
Mohamed Haj Yousef is a writer and researcher whose work brings physics and cosmology into conversation with philosophy and Ibn al-Arabi’s account of time and creation. He developed the Single Monad Model of the Cosmos (SMM) and the Duality of Time Theory (DTT), and authored the associated book series.
His central question is how an apparently extended, changing world can arise from a common generative source. On SMONAD, that question is explored through historical studies, conceptual explanations, mathematical models and publication records.
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Research
The SMM/DTT programme
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Publications
Journal papers and public manuscripts
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Books
Books, translations and contributions
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Talks
Conferences and recorded presentations
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Documents
CV and supporting records
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A connected way to read
Begin with the conceptual question, then move toward the models and their worked examples. The website offers different levels of detail so that a reader can follow the same question across philosophy, physics and mathematics.
The question behind the programme
The programme asks how geometry, clocks and matter can be described together through temporal generation. Its explanatory articles connect that ambition to explicit models, while the publication records identify the results and assumptions of each paper.