About the author
Mohamed Haj Yousef writes on time, cosmology, physics, and the thought of Muhyiddin Ibn al-Arabi. He studied solid-state physics and electronics at the University of Aleppo, completed a master’s degree in microelectronic engineering and semiconductor physics at Cambridge in 1992, and received his doctorate at Exeter in 2005 for research on time in Ibn al-Arabi’s cosmology under the supervision of James W. Morris.
His historical studies developed into the Single Monad Model and Duality of Time research programme. His related work includes books on Ibn al-Arabi, translations and studies of The Meccan Revelations, and mathematical papers on completion, phase, and temporal geometry.
Research and books: https://www.smonad.com/.
The Meccan Revelations project: https://www.futmak.com/.