The Unifying Theory of Everything: Koran & Nature's Testimony

by Muhammed A. Asadi

In the past few decades, physicists have uncovered a hidden order in nature; some have called it the Cosmic Code. Based on this order, scientists aim to uncover a grand unifying Theory of Everything (TOE). Once this order is decoded, it is envisioned by some that all fields of knowledge could be linked together based upon it. Using the work of experts in various fields, this book links testable scientific evidence in the Koran with modern discoveries that lead to a normative decoding of that order. The book is unique and has the potential to evoke great interest among scientists and lay people alike because of its non-traditional linking of science and religion. The work leading to the writing of this book, and the book itself can well be described as the "most important discovery" of the modern era. It also presents the Koran as a "falsifiable" scientific theory, which years of scientific inquiry have provided testable evidence for. It is a coherent presentation of the author's life work, a collection of over 15 years of research carried out by him. The author was nominated for the prestigious Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion.

146 pages, Paperback

First published August 28, 2000

Reviews

[rhea soedharno · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cahaya di atas Cahaya >> study of the following Qur'anic verse refers to this state of the universe by the word An Nuur which means The Light.

Cahaya (An Nuur) merupakan salah satu judul Surah atau Bab pada Kitab Mulia. Ia memiliki makna ganda, baik metafora sebagai “cahaya pembimbing kepada Tuhan-Nya”, juga bermakna sebagai spektrum cahaya pada fisika. Kalimat khusus - cahaya diatas cahaya - adalah perumpamaan ajaib, yang memberi isyarat akan fenomena Quasi Stellar, obyek yang paling terang di Jagad Raya.

['Izzat Radzi · Rating 2 out of 5]

a not so good read, as it romanticised with the idea of everyhing,unfortuantely wihou a solid argument.
wriing cleary based on bucaillism (the auhor admit so)