The single monad model is a cosmological theory that is based on the Islamic philosophy of Ibn Arabi, who was a 13th century mystic and scholar. The theory attempts to explain how the multiplicity of the universe emerges from the absolute oneness of God, who is the only real being. According to the theory, God creates the world by manifesting His names and attributes in a single point of existence, called the monad, which is the origin of all creation. The monad is constantly changing its state according to God's will, and each state corresponds to a different level of existence, such as the physical, the spiritual, the angelic, etc. The theory also proposes that time is not linear, but circular, and that each instant of time contains a full week of creation, which is called the intertwining days. The theory claims that this model can reconcile the apparent contradictions between the Islamic doctrine of oneness and the scientific observations of diversity and complexity in the cosmos. The theory also has implications for physics and cosmology, such as explaining the quantum phenomena, the relativity of space and time, and the origin and fate of the universe².

The single monad model was developed by Mohamed Haj Yousef, a physicist and philosopher who studied Ibn Arabi's works and compared them with modern scientific theories. He published his first book on the topic in 2007², and later expanded it into a series of books that explore various aspects of the model. He also runs a website where he provides more information and resources about the model¹. If you are interested in learning more about this fascinating theory, you can check out his books or website for more details.

Source: Conversation with Bing, 04/10/2023
(1) The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos - Google Books. https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Single_Monad_Model_of_the_Cosmos.html?id=lWLvAwAAQBAJ .
(2) The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos. http://www.smonad.com/ .
(3) Monod equation - Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monod_equation .
(4) The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos - Mohamed Haj Yousef. https://faculty.uaeu.ac.ae/mhajyousef/books/single_monad_model.html .