Ponder the wonder I : General Unified Theory?

[35] If their spurning is hard on thy mind, yet if thou wert able to seek a tunnel in the ground or a ladder to the skies and bring them a Sign, (what good?). If it were Allah's Will, He could gather them together unto true guidance: so be not thou amongst those who are swayed by ignorance (and impatience)!

Ayat al-anam, 35

First things first, the basic.
The universe, and everything inside it including our world could be explained by two famous theories, known as 1. The General Theory of Relativity (TGToR) and 2. The quantum theory.

Above us, the mechanism of the heavens: discussing cosmological events and so, is explained by former. And the mechanism of the fundamentals: discussing the basics that make up our universe; quarks, atoms and so, is explained by the latter. And take note of this: both the theories are like 2 kids who can't play and get along with each other. TGToR doesn't work when applied to the quantum world and vice verse. That particular behavior issues a problem which the physicists are desperately finding the solution to it. Why aren't they behaving? How can they make both the kids reconcile and have fun together? And that's what one of the greatest minds of the 20th centuries, Albert Einstein, failed to answer. Yes, the pursuit of the Theory of Everything has begun since 1900 +- and still is.

Second, we move to the ayaah stated above. There are several main words to take notice of. The word "Fainistato'ta" means if you can, if you are capable of. Next, the word "Nafaqaang filArd", means a hole in the earth. And last, the word "Sullamangg fissamaa'" means a stair or a ladder to the skies. Ok, stop reading and think. Got it? Nope? Then keep reading.

As mentioned, there are 2 theories. One related to the cosmo, also known as the sky. And the other one to the small world of quantum. Aah, yes. That's it. Maybe, just maybe, the words aren't literally said or in arabic, a majaaz. "Nafaqaang filArd"= The quantum theory and "Sullamangg fissamaa"= TGToR? And focus on the word, "Fainistato'ta". If you are capable of. Does this mean that one day, the great search of the Theory of Everything would be a success?

Extra info: The word "Nafaqaang filArd" comes before the word "Sullamangg fissamaa". It is common in language to put the more important in front of the lesser one. And today, scientists already know that to understand the cosmo, they would have to understand the quantum world first. Of course, that's nowadays with the technologies and so, but what about 1400 years ago?

Yup, ponder the wonder.