MOHAMED HAJ YOUSEF

SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Mohamed Haj Yousef is a writer and researcher working across physics,
cosmology, philosophy and Ibn al-Arabi studies. He developed the Single
Monad Model of the Cosmos and Duality of Time Theory, and authored the
associated book series. His work explores time, creation and the emergence
of physical structure. He studied physics at Aleppo University and Cambridge
and received his PhD from the University of Exeter in 2005.

LONGER BIOGRAPHY
Mohamed Haj Yousef brings physics and cosmology into conversation with
philosophy and Ibn al-Arabi's account of time and creation. His education
includes solid-state physics and electronics at Aleppo University, an
MPhil in microelectronics engineering and semiconductor physics at
Cambridge, and a PhD at Exeter on time in Ibn al-Arabi's cosmology and its
implications for modern physics.

His books include the Routledge study Ibn 'Arabi -- Time and Cosmology,
the Single Monad Model series, and translations and annotations of
selected works of Ibn al-Arabi. His research programme examines temporal
generation, completed records, spatial readout, phase selection and the
relationship between mathematical structures and physical observables.
SMONAD connects the books and publication records to explanatory articles,
worked derivations, learning paths and Arabic-language guides.

Website: https://www.smonad.com/author/index.html
Research records: https://www.smonad.com/author/publications.html
Biography prepared from the supplied author material, 17 October 2026.