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The Duality of Time Theory is related to Islamic theology in several ways. First, it is based on the Quranic verses and the teachings of Ibn al-Arabi, a prominent Muslim mystic and philosopher1 2. Second, it explains the metaphysical aspects of creation and re-creation, such as the role of Allah, the angels, the jinn, the human soul, and the Day of Judgment1 3. Third, it provides a new perspective on the concept of tawhid, or the oneness of Allah, and how it manifests in the physical and metaphysical worlds1 . 

The Duality of Time Theory is not a dogmatic or sectarian doctrine, but rather a philosophical and scientific theory that aims to explore the mysteries of existence and the nature of reality. It is open to criticism and revision, and it does not claim to have the final or absolute truth. It is a humble attempt to understand the signs of Allah in the universe and in ourselves, and to appreciate His wisdom and power1. 

If you are interested in learning more about the Duality of Time Theory and its relation to Islamic theology, you can read the book by Mohamed Haj Yousef, who is the main proponent of this theory1. You can also visit his website for more information and resources2. 

1: The Duality of Time Theory - Mohamed Haj Yousef 2: The Duality of Time Theory 3: The Oxford Handbook of Islamic Theology - Oxford Academic : The Single Monad Model of the Cosmos - Mohamed Haj Yousef 

Source(s) 

1. The Duality of Time Theory - Mohamed Haj Yousef 

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

3. The Oxford Handbook of Islamic Theology - Oxford Academic