Author Biography

Mohamed Haj Yousef is a writer and researcher interested in physics, cosmology, philosophy and Islamic thought, especially with regard to mysticism and Ibn al-Arabi.

He published numerous articles in Arabic and English that combine science, philosophy and Islamic thought. Most of these articles are accessible online at: ibnalarabi.com.

He also published several books on the subject of time, and other related subjects in Islamic thought and Sufi mysticism, including:  

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The Sufi Interpretation of Joseph Story: (The Path of the Heart from Existence to Perishing and the to Endurance), al-Marifa (Aleppo, Beirut), CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 410 pages, ISBN: 978-1482022445, 1482022443, First Published: 1999

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The Sun from the West: Biography of Ibn al-Arabi and His Doctrine, First Published in 2006 by Dar Fussilat (Aleppo), Second Edition: 2013, CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 708 pages, ISBN: 978-1482020229, 148202022X

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Ibn Arabi - Time and Cosmology, Routledge (New York, London), hardback/Paperback: 256 pages, ISBNs:, (paperback) 978-0415664011/0415664012, (hardback) 978-0415444996/0415444993, (electronic) 978-0203938249, First Published: 2007

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That Is All Indeed: what the seeker needs, CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 74 pages, ISBN: 978-1482077421, 1482077426, First Published: 2010

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The Meccan Revelations: (introduction), Amazon - kindle, Paperback: 180 pages, ASIN: B00B0G1S5Y

First Published: 2012

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The Meccan Revelations: (volume 1 of 37), By Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi, Trns. by: Mohamed Haj Yousef

Publisher: CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 400 pages, ISBN: 978-1549641893, 1549641891, First Published: 2012

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Ibnu’l-Arabi Zaman ve Kozmoloji, By Mohamed Haj Yousef, (Turkish translation of: Ibn Arabi-Time and Cosmology), Trns. by: Kadir Filiz, Nefes Yayincilik (Istanbul), Paperback: 256 pages, ISBN: 978-6055902377, 6055902370, First Published: 2013

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Biography of Sheikh Ramadan Deeb, Tayba-al-Garraa (Damascus), CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 400 pages, ISBN: 978-1482014419, 1482014416, First Published: 2013

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The Discloser of Desires, (turjuman al-ashwaq), By Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi, Trns. by: Mohamed Haj Yousef, CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 200 pages, ISBN: 978-1499769678, 1499769679, First Published: 2014

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The Days of God, By Mohamed Haj Yousef, (Arabic translation of the Single Monad Model of the Cosmos), CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 488 pages, ISBN: 978-1482022919, 1482022915, First Published: 2014

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The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos, CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 352 pages, ISBN: 978-1499779844, 1499779844, First Published: 2014

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DUALITY OF TIME: Complex-Time Geometry and Perpetual Creation of Space, (this book), CreateSpace (Charleston), Paperback: 360 pages, ISBN: 978-1539579205, 1539579204, First Published: 2018

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ULTIMATE SYMMETRY: Fractal Complex-Time, Quantum Gravity and the Incorporeal World, Independently published, Paperback: 323 pages, ISBN: 978-1723828690, 1723828696, First Published: Jan. 2019

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TIME CHEST: Particle-Wave Duality from Time Confinement to Space Transcendence, Independently published, Paperback: 220 pages, ISBN: 978-1793927156

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