Physical Lifetime and the Dense Zero: A Model of Stability Collapse in God’s Exquisite Creation

This work presents a mathematical framework to describe the physical lifetime of stellar systems, introducing the concept of the dense zero — the point at which the lifetime itself becomes exactly zero, signifying the collapse of classical stability. We correlate this endpoint with black hole formation. Drawing inspiration from Quranic insights that emphasize precise measure (Ar-Ra'd 8) and ultimate return to the Creator (Az-Zumar 62), the study explores how natural laws reflect divine orchestration. The paper includes a glossary, a proposed future research section exploring cosmic-scale ends (Big Rip, Big Crunch), and visual diagrams that illustrate the timeline from stellar birth to the dense zero. This submission aims to enrich the dialogue between physics and metaphysical considerations, highlighting how modern models of stability and collapse resonate with profound philosophical and theological perspectives.