Mohamed Haj Yousef

Mohemed Haj Yousef is a writer and researcher in physics, cosmology, philosophy and Islamic thought, especially apropos mysticism and Ibn al-Arabi.

He studied Physics at Aleppo University in 1989 and obtained the Master's degree from Cambridge University in 1992. After a period of teaching, he also got the PhD from the University of Exeter, in 2005, where he explored the Concept of Time in Ibn al-Arabi's Cosmology and compared it with the fundamental results of modern physics theories.

This pioneering research led to the Single Monad Model of the Cosmos, which was first published by Routledge in 2007, and edited again in 2014. In 2017, this model was developed further to the Duality of Time Theory, which explained how the cosmos is being dynamically created in the real (inner) flow of time, before it is kinetically developing in the outer (imaginary) level that we encounter.

This innovative, genuinely-complex, time-time geometry solved many of the major persisting problems in Physics and Cosmology, and provided the first logical interpretation of Quantum Mechanics; leading to full Quantum Field Theory of Gravity and uniting the corporeal and incorporeal worlds into one perfectly-symmetrical space, as explained in the Ultimate Symmetry, that is Volume III in the Single Monad Model Book Series.

In June 2023 Mohamed Haj Yousef was nominated to Full Membership of Sigma Xi: The Scientific Research Honor Society.