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{{Infobox scientist
| name = Kasim Muflahi
| alt = Kasim Muflahi
| residence = Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom
| nationality = British
| fields = [[Cosmology]], theoretical physics
| known_for = [[Cosmology]]
}}

'''Kasim Muflahi''' is a British independent theoretical-physics researcher based in Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom. He describes himself as having "desk researched" theoretical physics since 2005, and he writes on questions concerning [[cosmology]], the nature of spacetime, and the foundations of Albert Einstein's theories of relativity.

==Biography==
Muflahi is a self-directed researcher rather than an academic affiliated with a university. Working independently from Birmingham, he has studied theoretical physics since 2005 and disseminates his ideas through online writing platforms, including Medium and question-and-answer discussions on Quora.

==Work==
Muflahi's writing focuses on the interpretation of spacetime, cosmology, and relativity. In his commentary he argues that spacetime is best understood as a reference system for the physical universe rather than as a physical entity or "fabric" in its own right, describing it as the stage upon which physical entities and fields act. He has also examined the empirical basis of Einstein's [[general relativity]] and [[special relativity]], including the relativistic corrections applied in the Global Positioning System, in an essay titled "What if Einstein is Wrong?" published in 2016.

==External links==
* [https://www.quora.com/profile/Kasim-Muflahi Kasim Muflahi on Quora]
* [https://medium.com/@kmuflahi Kasim Muflahi on Medium]

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