Creation of the Universe: Bridging Revelation and Science Through the Tanfarid Quantum Thermodynamic Universe (TQTU)

Description

This article presents the Tanfarid Quantum Thermodynamic Universe (TQTU) — a unified cosmological framework developed by Prof. Dr. Md. Faridul Islam Chowdhury to reconcile the apparent divide between modern physics and divine revelation.
The TQTU model treats the universe as a single thermodynamic $\tau$-field that evolves through six quantized epochs, analogous to the “six days” of creation described in sacred texts.
By integrating thermodynamics, quantum field dynamics, and theology, the theory demonstrates how entropy growth, energy conservation, and phase transitions can embody divine order.

The paper systematically:

• Reviews standard cosmological models (Big Bang, Inflation, Loop Quantum Cosmology, Cyclic Universes, Penrose’s CCC);

• Examines creation narratives across major world religions and correlates them with physical epochs;

• Formulates the TQTU Lagrangian, defining $\Omega(\tau)$, $Z(\tau)$, and $V(\tau)$ as dynamic couplings between spacetime curvature and thermodynamic time;

• Predicts six entropy transitions observable as cosmic signatures, including a CMB phase shift ($\ell_{\text{sunch}}!\approx!15!\pm!2$) and a specific tensor-to-scalar ratio ($r!=!0.0051^{+0.0009}_{-0.0007}$);

• Links quantum tunnelling and consciousness to the final epoch through a coupling constant $\lambda_o$.

Ultimately, TQTU proposes that the universe’s mathematical symmetry and its spiritual narrative are two reflections of a single truth — that “science without revelation is blind, and revelation without science is unexplained.