Meta-Science of Tawhid

Chapter 1: Introduction: Fundamental Precepts Of This Treatise.- Chapter 2: Ontological Conceptions Of Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 3: Contrareity Between Meta-Science Of Tawhid And Non-Tawhidi Science Of Rationalism, Specific Issues.- Chapter 4: Meta-Science Of Tawhid Prevails In Historical Record.- Chapter 5: The Heights Of Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 6: Trust In Divine Embedding As Attribute In Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 7: An Explication Of The Cosmological Order By Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 8: Creation Of Man In The Full Blossom Of Truth According To Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 9: The Moral Relevance Of Hidden Knowledge In Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 10: The Supreme Majesty Of The Qur'an In Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 11: The Civilization Of Believers And The Light Of Oneness Of 'Everthing' According To Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 12: The Moral Order Of Meta-Science Of Tawhid In Non-Physicalist Reality.- Chapter13: The Dynamics Of Pairing In The Multiverses Of Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 14: Consciousness Of Animate And Inanimate Observance Of Organic Pairing In Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 15: The Importance Of Inter-Causal Symbolism In Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 16: Theory Of Existence Of Being And Becoming According To Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 17: Decorum Of Family Relations As Social Order In Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 18: Trans-Diciplinary Consciousness Explained By Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 19: The End As The Beginning In Distinction Of Tawhid As Law And As Knowledge Centricity Of Meta-Science Of Tawhid.- Chapter 20:  Conclusion The Unique Nature Of Meta-Science Of Tawhid As Derived From The Qur'an.

Masudul Alam Choudhury is Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration, Director, Mentor, and Patron of USTC's Quality Assurance Centre, Research Center, and University Journal, respectively in the University of Science and Technology Chittagong, Bangladesh. As adjunct professor he is the International Chair of Postgraduate Program in Islamic Economics and Finance, Faculty of Economics at Trisakti University in Jakarta, Indonesia. He is also Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Systems and Ethics (IJOES, Emerald). He is frequent Sumer Visiting Professor in the Social Justice Education Department of Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto. This work was started in the Department of Shari'ah and Economics, University of Malaya, when he was Visiting Professor there. The work was researched in the rich Robarts Library of University of Toronto in conjunction with the author as Summer Visiting Professorin the Social Economy Center of OISE-UofT.