This manuscript introduces an original framework for Unified Field Theory (UFT), advancing a synthesis that moves beyond conventional paradigms such as string theory and loop quantum gravity. We propose that the origin of the fundamental forces emerges not from mathematical unification within pre-existing spacetime, but from a primordial condition characterized by pure light and absolute symmetry. Drawing inspiration from both theoretical physics and metaphysical reasoning—including scriptural insights from Islamic cosmology and broader philosophical thought—we explore the possibility that the cosmos began not with a singular explosion, but with a detachment from an undivided field of intentionality. This study departs from inherited models by framing force differentiation as a phase transition rooted in non-Planckian conditions, where light, rather than mass or curvature, seeds interaction. Through conceptual analysis, symbolic reinterpretation, and speculative constructs, we develop a model in which the unity of the four forces is not merely a convergence of equations, but the manifestation of a deeper ontological coherence. Our approach opens new avenues toward understanding the foundational structure of reality, positioning UFT as not only a physical challenge but also a metaphysical pursuit into the principles that underlie all form, motion, and being.
Reza Rezaie Khanghah (Fri,) studied this question.