The Wavefunction and the Chakr Structural Isomorphisms Between Quantum Entanglement and Sufi Non-Dualism in Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai

This paper identifies structural isomorphisms between quantum entanglement and Sufi non-dualism in Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai's Sindhi poetry. Through formal analogy, two resonances emerge: the chakr structure mirrors quantum superposition, and Bhittai's paradox jud jud ek ṭhīo models entangled non-locality. The paper argues that poetic language can articulate solutions to physical problems centuries before formalization, while rigorously examining the limits of the isomorphism. The implications are bidirectional, offering cognitive scaffolding for physics education and repositioning Bhittai as a philosopher of relation.