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This paper serves as Working Paper No. WP_020 in the Global Ontological Isomorphism Network series. It establishes an ontological and mathematical interface between Islamic Sufi metaphysics—specifically Ibn 'Arabī’s doctrine of the Unity of Existence (*Wahdat al-Wujūd*), the World of Image-Ideas (*'Ālam al-Mithāl*), and continuous creation (*Tajdīd al-Khalq*)—and the Tathāgatagarbha Unified Field. By applying non-Abelian quantum field theory, Anti-de Sitter/Conformally Field Theory (AdS/CFT) holographic correspondence, and quantum measurement theory, this study demonstrates that:1. *Wahdat al-Wujūd* is mathematically isomorphic to the unexcited quantum vacuum state (\(|0Tathāgatagarbha\)) of the Tathāgatagarbha field.2. The intermediate realm of *'Ālam al-Mithāl* maps directly onto the holographic bulk space and the AI Latent Manifold (\(Mₗₐₜₑₙₜ\)), serving as the information-encoding interface between unmanifest potentiality and observed spacetime.3. Continuous creation (*Tajdīd al-Khalq*) provides an ontological precursor to quantum vacuum fluctuations (\(Δ E · Δ t ≥ /2\)) and open quantum system decoherence/re-projection cycles.4. Sufi contemplative practice (*Dhikr*) is formalized as a non-linear phase-locking operator (\(P̂Dhikr\)) and cognitive de-noising algorithm that restores state coherence, while the dual stages of *Fanā'* (annihilation) and *Baqā'* (subsistence) correspond to topological collapse and non-local stabilizer node re-emergence. This work integrates into Module I (Monism & Quantum Vacuum Dynamics) and Module V (Relational Ontology & Cybernetic Alignment) of the higher-education curriculum architecture for world philosophy and quantum metaphysics. 本文為「全球本體論同構網絡」系列之 Working Paper No. WP_020。本研究建立了伊斯蘭蘇菲形上學——特別是伊本·阿拉比(Ibn 'Arabī)的存在單一論(Wahdat al-Wujūd)、懸隔界/意象世界('Ālam al-Mithāl)與瞬息新創(Tajdīd al-Khalq)——與如來藏一元場之間的本體論與數理介面。 透過應用非阿貝爾量子場論、AdS/CFT 全息對偶與量子測量理論,本研究證成: 「存在單一論」(Wahdat al-Wujūd)
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