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NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, March 1990The occurrences of the word God in the Quran yield seventeen counts based on 19, several supporting 127 verses for Sura 9. Dr. Khalifa predicts an asteroid and worldwide smoke per 44:9 to 15, ties that verse to the messenger of the covenant, and argues a false messenger cannot preach God alone. Also included are sura names, what to say in the contact prayer, and letters from supporters.March 1, 1990

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, February 1990Quranic verses teach that the righteous never really die but move straight to Paradise, while disbelievers face two deaths. Deformed and starving children are explained through the great feud in the Heavenly Society, and a rebuttal answers an Islamic Circle article denying a messenger after Muhammad. Other pieces cover the 19 words of the Adhan in Hadith and mathematical discoveries confirming the Rak'as of the contact prayers.February 1, 1990

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, January 1990Sura 1, The Key, is shown to be built on a 19-based mathematical code that encodes the five daily contact prayers and their units, answering why Al-Faatehah must be recited in Arabic. The issue condemns omitting Bismillah and adding Ameen, reports David Dixon's discovery about twelve suras, reads Sura 110 as promising victory to Submission, and rebuts Muzammil Siddiqui's upholding of Sunnah and Ijma' besides the Quran.January 1, 1990

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, January 1990 (bonus issue)Community members report new discoveries in the Quran's 19-based code: lip contacts and letter values in Sura 1 showing The Key must be recited in Arabic, numbers confirming the Friday prayer and the details of the contact prayers, and calculations offered as proof that Rashad Khalifa is God's messenger of the covenant. The issue closes by answering the charge that submitters worship Rashad and warning against hypocrites.January 1, 1990

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, December 1989Responding to an October 1989 Chicago meeting of top Muslim scholars, the issue argues from 3:81 and 33:40 that Muhammad was the final prophet but not the final messenger, and that Hadith and Sunna are innovations set against the Quran alone. It defends the 19 based miracle against the scholars and reports Edip Yuksel's discovery linking Sura 1 and the units of the contact prayers to the code.December 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, November 1989New mathematical miracles of the Quran built on verse numbers, Basmalahs and sequential numbering, all multiples of 19 and further proof that 9:128-129 do not belong. Dr. Busool's claims about the letters of the Basmalah and Muhammad's name are rebutted, and the messenger of the covenant is defended against those who say they need no messenger. Edip Yuksel writes on the Mehdi, Bukhari and other briefs.November 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, October 1989Arabs' failure to grasp the Quran's mathematical miracle, including their miscounting of the Basmalah, opens this issue, followed by Dr. Khalifa's account of why God commanded him to announce himself as the messenger of the covenant. Edip Yuksel links the Salman Rushdie affair to the satanic verses 9:128 to 129, and further pieces address worship of God alone, Quraish idolatry, and contradictions in the farewell sermon Hadith.October 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, September 1989The bulletin explains its new name, Submission Perspective, arguing that Muslim and Islam are descriptions rather than names, and presents historical evidence that the false verses 9:128-129 were added to the Quran after the Prophet's death. It also covers the messenger of the covenant challenge, letters from believers worldwide, Jesus as a man rather than God, and critiques of Hadith and Sunna practices.September 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, August 1989God's call for all believers to abandon idols such as Jesus, Muhammad, and the saints and unite in devotion to God alone, supported by the newly published Quran: The Final Testament with its built-in count of the word GOD, a multiple of 19. Edip Yuksel reads Hadith and a Turkish attack on the code as fulfilled Quranic prophecy, and readers defend removing 9:128-129.August 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, July 1989A divine call to Jews, Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and all believers to unite in worshiping God alone, abandoning the idolization of Jesus, Mary, Muhammad and the saints, and recognizing submission as the only religion. Also covers the adopted name United Islamic Nation, the 1989 international conference, why God sent the messenger of the covenant, and a manuscript of false sayings showing how Hadith distorts a messenger's words.July 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, June 1989Rashad Khalifa presents his claim to be God's Messenger of the Covenant prophesied in 3:81 and challenges disbelievers to refute it, attributing their rejection to ego worship. The issue gives criteria for true messengers, letters of support from around the world, and an argument that Judaism, Christianity, and today's Islam are corrupted, citing the Shahaadah, the contact prayer, and Zakat. It also announces the 1989 conference.June 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, May 1989Appendix One and Appendix Two of the new Quran translation are announced, offering mathematical proof of the Quran and of Rashad Khalifa as God's Messenger of the Covenant, with letters of support from Nigeria, India, and New York. Khalifa explains why widespread recognition must wait, outlines coming projects, and refutes a book attacking Ali and the Prophet's family, saying they died to restore the Quran after two false verses were added.May 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, April 1989Responding to the Salman Rushdie episode, the issue argues that Muslim leaders hide the Quran's 19-based mathematical miracle and will be held accountable for it. It rebuts Khurram Murad's claim that the Quran without Sunna is empty words and a Saudi book urging the killing of Christians and Jews. It also presents seven long numbers built from sura and verse counts, each a multiple of 19.April 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, March 1989A new discovery by Feroz Karmally extends Abdullah Arik's finding that the Quran's sura and verse numbers, written as one huge number, form a multiple of 19. The issue reviews other 19-based facts and explains why the miracle was unveiled 1406 years after the Quran's revelation. It also announces Ramadan dates and the 1989 conference, urges the Dawn Prayer, and offers a booklet on 9:128-129.March 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, February 1989Rashad Khalifa challenges disbelievers to give one good reason he could not be God's Messenger of the Covenant, answering their objections and presenting mathematical proofs coding his name in the Quran. The issue argues that Quranic justice marks rather than cuts off the thief's hand, and condemns the Prophet's tomb in Medina as an idol. It also announces the fourth UIN conference.February 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, January 1989ISNA's December 1988 Horizons magazine is answered as evidence of idolatry: its new theme dropping God from the Shahaadah, Tariq Quraishi's claims about the messenger's duty and the Quran's completeness, and its use of a verse about Mary to praise 'Aisha. Also reprinted are the Introduction to Quran: The Final Testament on Satan's challenge and the origin of humans and jinns, and the footnote on the false verses 9:128-129.January 1, 1989

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, December 1988New mathematical discoveries in the Quran's code of 19 by Ahmed Yusuf, Abdullah Arik, and Mahmoud Abib, many showing that 9:128 and 9:129 are false injections and that Sura 9 has 127 verses. Verses 3:81 through 3:85 are presented on the messenger of the covenant and those who reject him. A November 1988 Middle East Studies meeting is recounted where scholars attacked the Quran's miracle.December 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, November 1988Abdullah Arik's new discoveries of the Quran's mathematical code based on 19 lead the issue: sums of sura numbers, verse counts, and the initials' counts and gematrical values, which confirm the 29 initialed suras. Further calculations from the missing Bismillah to the extra Bismillah reject the false injections 9:128 and 129. A letter from Pakistan welcomes God's messenger and the Quran alone.November 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, October 1988Ahmed Deedat's telegram calling Rashad Khalifa a kazzaab is presented as fulfilling Quranic prophecy (38:4, 54:25), with telegram copies offered as proof that Deedat lied about the debate challenge. A prayer of thanks lists the corruption of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and the blessings brought by the messenger of the covenant. Also included are new mathematical findings rejecting 9:128-129 and a report on the Third International Conference of the United Islamic Nation.October 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, September 1988The Quran's mathematical miracle extends to its 30 distinct numbers, whose sum is a multiple of 19. A rebuttal to a Muslim Digest article argues from 3:81 and 33:7 that Muhammad pledged to support the messenger of the covenant, identifies Rashad Khalifa by the code, and answers objections about 9:128-129, the Basmalah, and the word God. Khalifa recounts his 1971 vision in Mecca of all the prophets believing in him.September 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, August 1988Dr. Rashad Khalifa's letter to the presidents and kings of the Muslim world presents the mathematical miracle of the Quran, based on the number 19, as proof that he is the messenger of the covenant named in 3:81. The issue warns that retribution is imminent for disbelievers and the Muhammadans who idolize Muhammad. It also announces the Third International Conference of the United Islamic Nation in Tucson.August 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, July 1988Letters of support from believers around the world respond to Rashad Khalifa's announcement that he is a messenger of God. The issue pairs them with Quran 7:59 to 93 on Noah, Hud, Saalih, Lot, and Shu'aib, whose people rejected them and perished. It also asks why anyone would claim to be a messenger despite persecution, explains why God sends no women messengers, and announces a September 1988 conference in Tucson.July 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, June 1988Dr. Khalifa explains why God sends a new messenger after Muhammad, drawing on 3:81 and 33:40 to distinguish a prophet who delivers scripture from a messenger who confirms it. He presents 19-based evidence, including gematrical values of his name and of 3:81, that he is the messenger of the covenant sent to restore submission. He also answers objectors who compare him with Ghulam Ahmed and Bahaullah.June 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, May 1988Steve Johnson, a pillar of ISNA, rejects Hadith and Sunna to follow the Quran alone, and his meditation on God being closer than the jugular vein tells of that turn. Kassim Ahmad argues in the Hadith debate that faith and reason agree, Virginia Kamouneh pays tribute to Rashad Khalifa, and the issue announces the third conference of the United Islamic Nation in Tucson.May 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, May 1988 (bonus issue)Dr. Khalifa presents the case for his mission as God's messenger to the New World, arguing from 3:81 and 33:40 that Muhammad was the final prophet but not the last messenger. The issue summarizes the Quran's 19-based mathematical code, the numerical evidence tied to the name Rashad Khalifa, and a message to America on religious freedom, and answers The Muslim Digest's question about his messengership.May 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, April 1988Karima Omar Kamouneh takes up twenty five popular hadiths, many about women, marriage, and sex, and sets them against the Quran to argue that hadith and sunna are satanic. She also explains why she stopped wearing a head scarf after rereading the Quranic command for general modesty in 24:31. The issue closes with details of the September 1988 International Conference of the United Islamic Nation.April 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, March 1988Al-Azhar's rejection of the Quran is charged through a handwritten statement by Dr. Saad Zalaam claiming infallibility for the prophets and intercession for Muhammad, against verses showing prophets erred and no intercession exists. Nile and Pakistani drought reports are read as signs that Egypt dies by 1990. Also announced are the United Islamic Nation conference and a talk before Amnesty International.March 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, February 1988Dr. Ahmed Subhy Mansour answers an Al-Azhar journal article claiming the Quran needs detailing, citing verses that call it complete and fully detailed, and an editorial note condemns Hadith and Sunnah as innovations. Karima Omar's essay recounts a friend's questions about Islam and argues for following the Quran alone. Notices announce the August 1988 United Islamic Nation conference in Santa Barbara and a Miracle of the Quran video.February 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, January 1988Reciting salawaat on the Prophet is argued to be idol worship, through a reading of 33:56 as support for Muhammad during his lifetime only. The issue answers Abu Ameenah Phillips, who concedes part of the Quran's 19-based mathematical miracle, and prints Muhammad Yusuf's rebuttal of Muzzammil Siddiqui's claim that Rashad Khalifa is outside Islam. It closes with Quranic verses against Hadith and Sunna and announces the 1988 Santa Barbara conference.January 1, 1988

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, December 1987The December 1987 issue reports the Egyptian arrest of Al-Azhar professor Dr. Ahmad Subhy Mansour, presented as a Saudi plot, and the journalists and public who rose to demand his release. It also announces the Third International Conference of the United Islamic Nation, details Suzanne Ramadan's finding that the pillars of Islam fit the Quran's code of 19, and cites three fallen governments as fulfilled prophecy.December 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, November 1987New mathematical findings by Sister Lisa Spray tie the verses, suras, and occurrences of the word ALLAH between the initials of 2:1 and 68:1 to multiples of 19, presented as proof that the Quran is dictated by God and perfectly preserved. The issue begins a history of the miracle's discovery and adds evidence that 9:128 and 129 are false verses, citing Ali's efforts and Marwan's destruction of the original.November 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, October 1987A reprinted New Straits Times essay argues that the Quran, not secular ideologies, Iranian style theocracy, or Hadith, should guide Malaysia after 30 years of independence, and lists Quranic social principles. Also included are a notice that the contact prayer works through the numerical combination of Al Faatihah's sounds despite Satan's distractions, a report on young British Muslims turning to the Quran alone, and Lisa Spray's book on Jesus.October 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, September 1987Polygamy is permissible under God's law but strictly limited by the Quran, with Muhammad's single marriage to Khadijah as the example and criteria for avoiding abuse. The issue also reports Sayyidah Ahmad's discovery of 38 un-initialed Suras between Suras 2 and 68, a new publishing company in Egypt, and a call for Universal Unity through devotion to God alone based on 3:64.September 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, August 1987The Quran's mathematical code is presented as Muhammad's perpetual miracle, hidden until the computer age, in contrast to the temporary miracles of Moses and Jesus witnessed by few. The issue warns that pilgrims who venerate the Prophet's tomb in Medina nullify their pilgrimage through idolatry. It also rebuts a traditionalist publication claiming Sunnah equals the Quran, citing Ibn Katheer's claim that the earth rests on a whale.August 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, July 1987The perfect preservation of the Quran is explained through its mathematical code based on 19, which exposes misprinted Arabic in popular translations and the two false verses 9:128 and 129 added after the Prophet's death. A new Egyptian postage stamp featuring 19 is reported, along with the Quranic initials' counts and a rebuttal of the charge that honoring 19 is Bahai.July 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, June 1987Sheikh Metwally El-Sha'rawy's customary opening, which calls Muhammad the most honorable messenger and our master, is judged a violation of the Quranic command to make no distinction among God's messengers. The issue also argues that the correct Shahadah is there is no god except God alone, citing 3:18. It contends the Quran nowhere requires women to cover their hair, and it advertises an evolution versus creation video and Quran recitation tapes.June 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, May 1987The May 1987 issue argues that Imam Ali and Imam Hussein died trying to remove two false verses added to the end of Sura 9, not fighting for power. It also answers a reader's objection to defending the Bible, defines shirk against an Ahmadiyyah editorial, and questions the counts of sound hadiths. It closes with a report on the UIN conference in Monte Carlo and a new mosque in Cairo.May 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, April 1987Sample pages of the new English translation of the Quran appear for readers' feedback, with footnotes on the code built on 19 in the opening statement and on Adam's redemption. A rebuttal answers the Hadithists' question about the number of units in each contact prayer, citing worship as Abraham practiced. Ramadan dates are calculated by computer, and recitation tapes are offered.April 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, March 1987Translations of the Quran are tested against its criteria for belief in the Hereafter: worshiping God alone, rejecting hadith, and upholding the Quran alone. Yusuf Ali's and Pickthall's renderings of 39:45, 17:45-46 and 20:15 are compared with Dr. Khalifa's, with the argument that dropping the word alone and hiding the end of the world are Satan-inspired distortions. Notices for books and videos follow.March 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, February 1987Most believers in God fall into idol worship and head for Hell, the lead article argues from verses 12:103 to 12:106. It faults Muslim practices that defy the Quran: Hadith and Sunna, extra ablution steps, silent contact prayers, and mentioning Muhammad in worship. Also included are tapes on the correct Salat, a video on evolution versus creation, and readers' letters, including a Saudi decree that the earth is flat.February 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, January 1987Kassim Ahmad's six point challenge to the 'Ulama over Hadith, and the reply of Malaysian scholar Ariffin Suhaimi, read as a confession of idolatry: the Quran says the messenger's sole duty is delivering the Quran, and adding Muhammad to the Shahadah distinguishes among messengers. Readers' letters follow, then a rebuttal of Muhammad Hamidullah's proposal to change the Quran's spelling, set against its mathematical code of 19.January 1, 1987

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, December 1986Believers are invited to help author a new God-authorized English translation of the Quran by reviewing ten pages at a time, with examples such as the corrected reading of 2:9 and the straight path in Al Faatihah. Responses to the October issue on Ismail Farooqi argue that adding Muhammad's name to the declaration of faith is idol worship. Subscriber letters on the mathematical miracle follow.December 1, 1986

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, November 1986Arab scholars meeting in Riyadh under Saudi Mufti Abdul Aziz Ben Baz reject the Quran's mathematical miracle by denying the Basmalah has 19 letters and four words, which Dr. Khalifa reads as God sealing Arab minds per Sura 6:44 to 46. He cites contradictory letters from Dr. Muhammad Abdul Rauf and Dr. Ahmad Sakr's 786 chapter, and lists lectures from the First International Conference.November 1, 1986

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, October 1986Ismail Farooqi's death on Ramadan 19, 1406 is presented as God's retribution for his ten years of opposing the Quran's 19 based mathematical miracle, with his address, zip code, phone number and date of death cited as multiples of 19. The issue also reports on the first conference of the United Islamic Nation near San Francisco, where participants upheld the Quran alone and rejected Hadith and Sunna.October 1, 1986

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, September 1986Objections to removing the last two verses of Sura 9 are answered through the mathematical code and the principle that a law is known only when violated, as with preservation of the Quran and the angels' freedom of choice. A dated list of world disasters and upheavals is presented as birth pangs of a new era beginning in 1407 AH. The first international conference near San Francisco is also reported.September 1, 1986

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, August 1986Kassim Ahmad's article from Malaysia's Sunday Star argues that Muslims must turn away from Hadith and return to the Quran as the sole teaching of Prophet Muhammad, tracing Hadith as law to Imam Shafi'i. Malay newspaper editorials urge the ulama to debate his book openly rather than ban it. The issue also announces the San Francisco conference of the United Islamic Nation and the New Era beginning Muharram 1407.August 1, 1986

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, July 1986Muslim unity, argued to depend on upholding the Quran alone as the only source of religious guidance and abandoning Hadith, Sunna, scholarly consensus, and analogy, which the lead article blames for the sects. The issue corrects verse citations for the five daily contact prayers and gives the final program of the First International Conference of the United Islamic Nation in San Francisco, August 1986.July 1, 1986

NewslettersSubmitters Perspective, June 1986The accusation of adultery against Aisha is argued to be a fabrication of early Shi'a hatred for Abu Bakr, with Sura 24:11 to 20 applying to believers now. The issue also explains why the Quran omits the number of units in each contact prayer, presents Chernobyl as a fulfilled sign of the end of the world, lists four Masjid Tucson television programs, and invites readers to a San Francisco conference.June 1, 1986

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