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• => Hours, Minutes and Seconds

... describable as being finite. This is how those who argue against the 'single monad' (or 'indivisible atom': al-jawhar al-fard proposed by the kalam theologians) contend, (maintaining instea ...

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• => The Discrete Nature of Time

... ty. However, the Ash‘arite theologians' distinctive physical theory (of the jawhar, or 'indivisible atom') is entirely built on the discreteness of space and time, and Ibn al-Arabi himself ...

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• => TIME CHEST - 2.2.6 The Discrete Nature of Time

... ite theologians’ distinctive physical theory of Monadology (from Monad - jawhar , or “indivisible atom” ) is entirely built on the discreteness of space and time, and Ibn al-Arabi hims ...

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• => SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 8. The Discrete Nature of Time:

... ity. However, the Ash arite theologians' distinctive physical theory (of the jawhar , or 'indivisible atom') is entirely built on the discreteness of space and time, and Ibn Arabi himself ac ...

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• => SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 7. Hours, Minutes and Seconds:

... describable as being finite. This is how those who argue against the 'single monad' (or 'indivisible atom': al-jawhar al-fard proposed by the kalam theologians) contend, (maintaining instea ...

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• => DUALITY OF TIME - 3.4.4.1  Wave-Particle Duality

... y Democritus who argued that all things in the Universe, including light, are composed of indivisible atoms. We also mentioned in section 16, of the same chapter, that Newton also developed ...

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