Ümit Arslan

Fractal Interpretation of the 2nd Verse of Surah Al-Fatiha

The 2nd verse of Al-Fatiha: “Alhamdulillah rabbil-‘alamin” “All praise is due to Allah, Lord of the worlds.” If we look at it from the perspective of interpreting the Quran with the Quran, there are three core motifs here: 1. Hamd (praise, gratitude, exaltation) 2. Rabb (the one who nurtures, develops, matures step by step) 3. Worlds (multi-layered orders of existence)

A Structural Exegesis Model Proposal for the Quran

In this study, the hypothesis that Surah Al-Fatiha is not only a summary of the Quran but also a core structure that forms the categorical map of the entire Quran is examined. Based on the “Umm al-Kitab” (Mother of the Book) approach in classical exegesis (tafsir), it is argued that the fundamental themes contained in Al-Fatiha unfold in a fractal manner in the other surahs of the Quran. Accordingly, the entire Quran can be read as a holistic knowledge structure consisting of the elaboration of the main categories in Al-Fatiha at different scales.

Fundamental Axioms of Scale Physics

I am writing this as a draft of foundational axioms for Scale Physics. My goal is to first solidify the conceptual backbone, and then build a structure from which transformation laws, dynamic equations, and testable consequences can be derived from these axioms.

Dynamic Kemalist State Model

Let us construct this model not merely by repeating historical Kemalism, but by rebuilding it as an internally consistent ideological system. The historical core is formed by the Six Arrows: Republicanism, Nationalism, Populism, Statism,Secularism, and Revolutionism (Reformism).

Cooperative Fractal Chemistry

If we apply the Cooperative Fractal Theorem to chemistry, a rather powerful interpretation emerges: Classical Chemistry Interpretation In chemistry, there is generally the following approach: System = Sum\ of\ Atoms For example: 2H + O → H₂O Atoms combine to form a molecule. However, the properties of water: do not exist in standalone H or