What is Time (Zaman)?: An Interpretation of the Nature of Time and the Difference Between It and timing (Waqt).

All events that occur in the universe are not Time (Zaman) itself, but rather events that take specific moments and intervals from Time (Zaman) as they happen. If they accelerate, they occupy a smaller portion of the Time (Zaman) line, and if they slow down, they take up a larger and longer portion of the Time (Zaman) line. Although this seems self-evident, the scientific community largely disregards it, and even general relativity and special relativity strongly oppose this concept. In this research paper, we explain this in detail and show how our understanding of Time (Zaman), dimensions, and the universe as a whole may be flawed—and how our entire concept of them might completely change.