The universe consists of an empty space in which light travels in straight lines and bends when there is energy, which is represented in masses. The universe consists of six dimensions, four of them are objects and tangibles, which is what relativity has proven and two of them cannot be seen or felt, which is what quantum theory has proven. The universe is the speed of light in a vacuum. Then came quantum mechanics and proved this matter through its theory of quantum entanglement. The reason why we do not see these additional dimensions is that they fall within the prohibited areas imposed by the quantum world, and in which we can not know the details of the events entered into except with some general, but not detailed. And praise be to God, I have developed a mathematical method for knowing and predicting events within these regions, and this method is by using algorithms and exponential functions. Perhaps God Almighty created these tools so that we can get closer to him and draw closer to him and his creativity, and we must know that quantum mechanics is not specific to the microscopic or subatomic world. Not only but the visual world, even and this in the case of very high fields, as we shall see. This book revolves around the hypothesis of the existence of other dimensions and the first person discovered was the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace. These dimensions are completely within the scope of the quantum world and are distinguished by having a gravitational field or any very high field, which led to the emergence of this quantum property. When moving within these dimensions, the body will experience very high speeds that exceed the speed of light in the four-dimensional billions of stages. This is not a violation of the relativity theory, because what we deal with is more than four dimensions. The first person to discover these dimensions was the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, as I mentioned, and he described his biography in these dimensions in an impressive way.