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<title>Abstract</title> <p> <bold>T</bold> he main objective of this research is to present new concept of space-time through the expansion of the universe, with mathematical measurements (accumulated figures), based on a hypothesis derived from the Holy Quran, verse number 25 Alkahf Sura translated as “ <italic>They stayed in their Cave Three hundred years, and Add nine</italic> ” (ITANI). The story behind this holy verse came in verses number 9, 10, 11 and 12 in the same Sura about righteous youths escaped from their evil governor to a cave where they stayed there for a number of years indicated in this verse. We interpreted this verse in our previous paper on the construction of mathematical Hijri calendar as every 309 lunar years equal exactly 300 solar years, without any decimal point, and proved it in that paper, (Abuelyamen). In another research paper we used the same methodology to construct mathematical solar calendar. From the outcomes of the second paper we constructed the space-time measurements in this paper with the same methodology as for the two papers (Abuelyamen). The main findings of this research are the production of mathematical measurements for space-time, from the beginning of the least attainable scale of time to different stages of the expansion of the universe. Other three important findings are: first, identification of theoretical scale of time and length that is far smaller than Planck’s time and length, the famous known lowest wall, (wiki/Planck-time); second, development of some theories which would help in solving problems encountered with other physical theories specially the theory of everything; third, from the simulation we drew between our findings and other related verses in the Holly Quran, as well as scientific findings in this respect, we found that they are more or less consistent, a case which supports our findings. </p>

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