The quest for a “Theory of Everything” has long been the holy grail of science, yet for decades, we have remained at a standstill. We have two maps of the universe, one for the vastness of gravity and one for the subatomic dance of quantum mechanics, and they simply refuse to speak the same language.

In my latest work, Information Relational Manifestation Theory (IRMT), I propose that the reason we haven’t found the answer is that we have been looking at the “stuff” of the universe rather than the Command behind it. By integrating modern theoretical physics with the profound principles of Islamic metaphysics, I have developed a framework where the universe is not a collection of independent objects, but a singular, unfolding manifestation of Unity.

The Universe as an Infinite “Ayah”

In Islamic thought, every part of creation is an ayah, a sign pointing toward the Source. In IRMT, I translate this into the language of physics by treating the universe as a Relational Causal Substrate.

I argue that things like atoms or planets don’t have an “independent” existence. Instead, they “manifest” through their relationships within a massive, cosmic ledger of information. Just as a letter on a page only gains meaning through its relation to the letters around it and the intent of the writer, physical reality emerges from a “Relational Unity” (a reflection of Tawhid) that ensures the entire cosmos remains a coherent, balanced whole.

Solving the “Impossible” Puzzles of Physics

By shifting our perspective from “matter” to “relations,” I’ve found that many of the headaches in modern physics begin to clear:

• The Gravity-Quantum Divide: Usually, these two worlds clash. But in IRMT, I show that space and time aren’t the “background” of the world; they are the result of information being organized. Gravity emerges naturally as the universe maintains its internal consistency, providing a mathematical bridge between the stars and the atoms.
• The Mystery of Entanglement: Einstein was famously bothered by “spooky action at a distance.” I propose that particles aren’t “communicating” across space; they are simply two expressions of the same underlying informational record. My theory predicts a “Structural Correlation Deficit”—a tiny, measurable gap in how these particles connect—which provides a concrete way to test this theory in a laboratory.
• The Origin of Forces: Why do we have magnetism or electricity? In my framework, these are seen as Relational Transport. Much like the geometric harmony of a mosque’s tiling, the “laws of physics” are the Mizān (the Balance) required for a unified universe to exist without contradiction.

A Continuous Creation

Science has always struggled with the “Beginning” (the Big Bang) because the math breaks down at a single point. However, looking through the lens of Islamic metaphysics, I see creation as a continuous unfolding from the Unseen (Al-Ghaib) to the Manifest (Ad-Dhahir).

IRMT treats the universe not as a one-time explosion, but as a continuous flow of informational updates. This bypasses the “singularity” problem entirely, suggesting that the “Beginning” is not a moment in the distant past, but the eternal relationship between the Creator and the creation.

I believe that the deeper we look into the “how” of the universe, the more we find that the “why” is rooted in a profound, inextricable Unity. We are not just observers of the cosmos; we are part of a beautifully calibrated, divinely balanced informational whole.

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For those interested in the rigorous mathematical proofs and the full derivation of these concepts, the paper is available for download on philpapers: Click Here