Quantum of Revelation

Pakgohar, Amirpouya

Published Nov 14, 2025• 0 citations

Abstract

The present study introduces the Quantum of Revelation (QoR), the fundamental discrete unit of divine information, establishing a quantum-inspired framework for analyzing revelation dynamics. Building upon the Wave Model of Revelation, Quranic Assembly Language (QAL), and Divine Information Dynamics (DID), this work formalizes revelation as a superposed, entangled, and phase-coherent informational process. Each QoR is represented as a state vector in a Hilbert space, subject to Hamiltonian dynamics, semantic and energetic operators, and measurement-induced collapse, producing realized insight. Simulations demonstrate interference, entanglement, and time evolution of QoRs, revealing mechanisms for multi-layered understanding, coherent guidance, and cognitive impact. By bridging theology, cognitive science, and quantum information theory, the QoR framework offers a scientifically rigorous and computationally tractable approach to studying divine guidance, while preserving its spiritual and semantic richness. Future work includes experimental validation, complex entangled networks, and integration with neural and affective models.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17606696

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