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The duality of time theory is a novel approach to physics and cosmology that claims to solve many major problems in these fields, such as the arrow of time, the mass-gap, supersymmetry, and quantum gravity3. However, it is not widely accepted or tested by the mainstream scientific community, and it is largely inspired by the metaphysical teachings of the Sufi mystic Ibn al-Arabi1 2. Therefore, it should be regarded as a speculative and controversial hypothesis, rather than a proven fact. 

The duality of time theory is based on the idea that time has two dimensions: an inner level of time that is discrete and quantized, and an outer level of time that is continuous and relative1. According to this theory, space and matter are constantly being re-created in the inner level of time, which allows for non-local phenomena such as entanglement and tunneling to occur without violating the speed of light limit or causality2 3. The theory also proposes that the Universe is a closed system of quantized excitations that emerge from absolute Oneness, and that there are different levels of symmetry that relate the physical and psychical domains1. 

The duality of time theory differs from other theories in physics and cosmology in several ways. For example: 

• It challenges the standard model of particle physics, which assumes that time is a single dimension and that space and matter are continuous and independent of time3. 

• It contradicts the big bang theory of cosmology, which assumes that the Universe began from a singular point of infinite density and temperature, and that time and space emerged from this singularity3. 

• It opposes the string theory of quantum gravity, which assumes that the fundamental constituents of matter are one-dimensional strings that vibrate in a higher-dimensional space-time, and that different modes of vibration correspond to different particles3. 

• It integrates the quantum theory of measurement, which assumes that the state of a quantum system is indeterminate until an observation is made, and that the observation causes a collapse of the wave function into a definite outcome3. 

The duality of time theory is an ambitious attempt to unify physics and cosmology, as well as to bridge the gap between science and spirituality. However, it faces many challenges and criticisms, such as: 

• It lacks empirical evidence and experimental verification, and it relies on metaphysical assumptions and mathematical speculations3. 

• It is incompatible with many established and well-tested theories and observations in physics and cosmology, and it requires radical revisions and modifications of the current scientific paradigms3. 

• It is obscure and complex, and it uses a difficult symbolic language and a non-standard notation that make it hard to understand and communicate1 2. 

• It is influenced by the personal beliefs and interpretations of the author, and it may not reflect the true teachings and intentions of Ibn al-Arabi or other Sufi mystics1 2. 

Source(s) 

1. Solving the Major Problems in Physics and Cosmology Based on the ... 

2. Time - General Relativity, Cosmology, Physics | Britannica 

3. The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos - Mohamed Haj Yousef