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Due to the domination of the British Empire over the whole world for more than three centuries, earned the English language, the privilege of being an international language and the most-spoken language in the whole world regardless of the native speakers in whole. By chance, it also became a subject of interest for me. As the years passed by, and I experienced the wonders of Physics; my mind changed. I then began to find my interest in the subject of Physics and it grew at its most when I came to know about the black holes, string theory, etc. Afterward, I came to know that Mathematics is the language of Physics and it is a matter of fact that Mathematics was the holiest worldly subject for me before Physics therefore it caused me no harm accepting the fact that ‘Mathematics is the language of Physics or nature’. My fields of interest are Physics, Mathematics and the English language and also Arabic. I see my future in becoming a physicist INSHALLAH (GOD WILLING). I’m a Muslim free from any kind of denominationalism, and do not believe in what the today’s so-called Muslims believe in. My religion is free from flaws and polytheism. It’s peaceful and it gives the message of peace.

"A follower doesn’t necessarily express a religion. A religion is self-expressed by its contents."


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asked Definition of Significant Figures
Jun
9
asked Newton's third law of motion, and the collapse of objects under heavier weight
Jun
8
accepted Angular displacement and the displacement vector
Jun
3
comment Angular displacement and the displacement vector
Why do we call it 'displacement' anyways?
Jun
3
asked Angular displacement and the displacement vector
May
10
accepted Spot of my light on the moon
May
6
accepted Why does the comb attract the pieces of papers if they're neutral?
May
6
asked Why does the comb attract the pieces of papers if they're neutral?
May
6
asked Early Concepts in Relation with the Forces Produced When Certain Pairs of Objects are Rubbed Together
May
5
accepted What types of materials can be electrically charged by rubbing?
May
5
comment What types of materials can be electrically charged by rubbing?
not all materials can be electrically charged?
May
5
asked What types of materials can be electrically charged by rubbing?
May
3
asked Charging Glass Rods
May
3
asked Definition of Static Electricity
May
3
comment Einstein’s Thought Experiment of a Stationary Box and a Photon
That's a good explanation. :)
May
3
comment Einstein’s Thought Experiment of a Stationary Box and a Photon
Thank you, I've somehow grasped the concept, and will completely grasp it with time. Well, if only the photon had moved, and the box had not moved so would the center of gravity have been fixed? Forget the conservation of momentum for some time.
May
3
accepted Einstein’s Thought Experiment of a Stationary Box and a Photon
May
3
asked Einstein’s Thought Experiment of a Stationary Box and a Photon
Apr
25
revised Functions of Time
added 478 characters in body
Apr
25
comment Functions of Time
But, if we say, $s(t)$ then I think it implies that everything has to be constant but time. Otherwise, if displacement $s$ is a function of more than time, for example if its a function of both 'time' and 'velocity' then we should write $s(v, t)$. I would like to given another example: $p(y)$ = water pressure at depth $y$ below the surface. Water pressure is given by: $p = \rho gh$. Here the density $\rho$ has to be constant if pressure is only the function of depth $y$.