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Submitters Perspective, June 1994
The Lord's Prayer taught by Jesus is compared with Al-Fatehah as a prayer to God alone. Zakat and the Quran's order of charity are presented as the best system of economic welfare, and the deadly 1994 Hajj stampede at Mina is blamed on crowding Hajj into a few days instead of the four Sacred Months. Other items critique the Saudi flag's Shahadah and announce the 9th Annual Conference.
June 1, 1994
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Submitters Perspective, May 1994
A new finding in the Quran's mathematical structure based on 19: adding each sura number to its verse count yields 57 even and 57 odd sums totaling the verses and the sura numbers. The issue also faults Muslim leaders for hiding the miracle, explains the God is One logo, argues that the correct Shahadah names God alone, and announces the 1994 Bellingham conference.
May 1, 1994
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Submitters Perspective, April 1994
Submission as the one religion of all God's messengers, with the Quran's mathematical code based on 19 offered as proof of its divine authorship. The issue explains why we are here, the role of the messenger of the covenant, and the practices he purified, including the contact prayers. It reports interfaith talks and a forum in Tucson and announces the 1994 international conference in Bellingham.
April 1, 1994
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Submitters Perspective, March 1994
March 1, 1994
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Submitters Perspective, February 1994
February 1, 1994
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Submitters Perspective, January 1994
Spiritual equality of men and women in Submission, drawn from Quran verses and set against hadith that call women defective and bar them from prayer. Also covers the new dates and site of the July 1994 International Conference of United Submitters near Vancouver, news on the Abu Zeid apostasy case in Egypt and Sharia law in Kelantan, Malaysia, and a call for entries to a Young Submitters directory.
January 1, 1994
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Submitters Perspective, December 1993
A Singapore couple is declared apostate and has its marriage annulled by the Islamic Religious Council for following the Quran alone and the teachings of Dr. Rashad Khalifa, an oppression by religious scholars likened to the clerics' death decree before his assassination. The issue also covers the Quran's mathematical composition based on prime number 19 and lessons from Noah, Hud, Saleh, Lot, and Shu'aib.
December 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, November 1993
Thanksgiving is the lead subject, tracing the holiday's history and George Washington's 1789 proclamation and urging daily appreciation of God's blessings without idol worship. Further articles read the bee verses of the Quran through honeybee dance research, argue that God supported Ataturk against the corrupt Ottoman caliphs and clergy through the number 19, and report on a symposium of Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
November 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, October 1993
The meaning of messengership, drawn from the Torah, Jesus, and the Quran, asks why believing Rashad Khalifa is God's messenger means accepting what came through him, while warning against both idolizing and rejecting a messenger. The issue also reports the founding of the Quranic Society of Malaysia, explains the ozone layer as God's guarded ceiling, and announces the 1994 conference in Vancouver.
October 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, September 1993
The parent and child bond and how it shapes our ideas about God, with Quranic guidance on honoring parents without following them in idol worship. A second essay contrasts moral relativity after Nietzsche with God's laws, tracing casual sex and social decline. The issue also reports on the eighth annual conference of the International Community of Submitters in Phoenix and lists new publications.
September 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, August 1993
The Quran's portrait of the human being, with its weaknesses, its capacity for righteousness, and God's instructions for building the soul, leads this issue of the Tucson bulletin. Other articles reflect on being appreciative of God's blessings, read the fall of Lenin's monuments as a lesson about idol worship, and describe the ant kingdom alongside sura 27's story of Solomon and the ant.
August 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, July 1993
Mathematical observations on the Quran's code based on 19 lead, tracing the statements One god and God alone through sura and verse numbers and the occurrences of the word God. An essay urges people who believe in the Hereafter to unite under the same Creator and devote worship to God alone. Reader letters, including one on Native American Original Instructions, and a translated Farsi poem on creation complete the issue.
July 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, June 1993
Abraham's vision to sacrifice Ismail is examined through the Quran, arguing that God never commanded human sacrifice and decreed only animal offerings. Other pieces reflect on the greatness of God through the sun, the galaxies, and gamma ray bursts, and contrast the five pillars of Submission with traditional practice. Masjid Tucson announces its new center and the 9th annual conference in Phoenix.
June 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, May 1993
Abortion is argued to be murder from the Quran, with life beginning at the hanging embryo stage six to eight days after fertilization, so earlier birth control and prompt care after rape are permitted. The issue also suggests God sent messengers to Native American nations, reprints Chief Seattle's 1854 speech on the sacredness of the earth, and lists books and The Final Testament for order.
May 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, April 1993
A Quranic justice system of equivalence and compensation, set against costly imprisonment, with Judge Joe Brown's sentencing as an example and the story of Joseph offered as hope for prisoners. Also includes Fareil Sanders's prose poem on the five pillars of submission, Hussein Kowsari on water's unique properties as evidence of God's design, and notice of the 9th Annual International Conference in Phoenix.
April 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, March 1993
A rebuttal to a December 1992 Manar As-Sabeel article claiming the Sunnah is a source of religious law, answering its five pieces of evidence with Quranic verses and asking whether God is not enough. The Quran, the whole Quran and nothing but the Quran, is presented as Muhammad's complete message, while hadith and sunna are called hearsay. A closing piece reflects on honeybees as described in Sura 16.
March 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, February 1993
New findings on the word God in the Quran show that chapter numbers, verse numbers and frequencies total multiples of 19, and the totals fail if chapter 9 is given 129 verses. Chris Moore urges submitters to promote the truth as Muslims commit violence in India and Britain. Edip Yuksel answers verses abused to justify Hadith, Sunna and privileges for the prophet's descendants.
February 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, January 1993
The Quran's mathematical composition based on 19 appears in the pattern of verses containing the word God, whose alternations total 1,520 only when the two false verses are excluded. A physician argues from embryology and the Quran that abortion is murder and answers common arguments for it. Also covered: determining when Ramadan fasting begins and ends by the new moon and dawn, and the Night of Destiny.
January 1, 1993
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Submitters Perspective, December 1992
Malcolm X's journey from crime and the Nation of Islam to the Hajj, where he renounced racism and the idolizing of Elijah Muhammad, frames a call to worship God alone. A sidebar compares kneeling in Christian and Jewish prayer with the contact prayer of God's messengers, and a reader's question on Ezra in 9:30 warns against ranking God's messengers. Ramadan 1993 dates are announced.
December 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, November 1992
The mathematical miracle of the Quran is shown through counts of the letters H.M. in suras 40 through 46, whose totals and digit sums fit multiples of 19. Other articles defend bowing as an intact part of the contact prayer using Quranic verses and describe animals as creatures living in submission to God. A notice gives the new Tucson mailing address.
November 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, October 1992
Somalia's civil war and famine are read as a lesson for Muslim countries that neglect the Quran, with criticism of wealthy Arab states for refusing refugees while Christian neighbors help. The issue also reflects on God's complete control over marriage, death and battle, and reports on the seventh annual international conference of submitters in Tucson and the new paperback of Rashad Khalifa's translation.
October 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, September 1992
Drug and alcohol abuse leads this issue, with the argument that worshiping God alone and observing the contact prayers is the true cure. An article on bearing witness rejects the common shahaada as unquranic, and another treats tests as the way God develops our souls. Edip Yuksel answers readers on how to study the Quran, marrying Christians or Jews, Abraham's monotheism, and why Jonah is called Zan Noon.
September 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, August 1992
Mandatory car insurance is argued against as a business feeding on fear, contrary to the principle that security comes only from God. Other pieces question the divinity of Jesus and the Trinity using biblical commandments and Quran 4:171, and present prime number findings confirming 2147 H.M. initials in Suras 40 to 46. Notices cover the 7th Annual International Conference of United Submitters in Tucson and the Fall 1992 catalog.
August 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, July 1992
Translation versus interpretation of the Quran, comparing Dr. Khalifa's rendering of verses 22:15 and 39:44-45 with Pickthall and Yusuf Ali to show how intercession and idolatry crept into other translations. The bulletin also defines the steadfast through Quranic verses, offers a personal essay on the responsibility that comes with freedom of choice, and announces the 1992 edition of Quran: The Final Testament and the 7th annual conference.
July 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, June 1992
Racism and oppression are examined in light of the Quran after the Los Angeles riots, tracing racism to Satan's arrogance and urging personal responsibility. A mathematical note on suras 10, 11, 29 and 31 explores the code of 19 and twin primes. Reader questions address using history and footnotes alongside the Quran alone, Rashad Khalifa's messengership, and unnamed divine books, with notice of the 1992 conference.
June 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, May 1992
The Quran's 19‑based mathematical miracle, laid out as numbered physical facts about the Basmalah, Quranic initials, word counts, and verse totals, with a reflection on why scholars rejected it and on Rashad Khalifa as God's messenger. Edip Yuksel's introduction to 19 Questions for Christians uses conformity experiments to explain religious dogma. Children's letters to God and notice of the August 1992 Tucson conference follow.
May 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, January 1992
Appreciation of God as a trait of the believers opens the issue, drawing on Quranic verses about remembering and thanking Him. A long collection of verses on charity follows, covering acceptable and unacceptable giving and how charity is distributed. New discoveries tie the contact prayers to the number 19 through the 17 daily units and the letters and gematrical values of the prayer times.
January 1, 1992
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Submitters Perspective, December 1991
Prime numbers and twin primes indexed to the 114 suras of the Quran, tied to the initialed suras and the count of the word God, open this newsletter issue. It gathers the Quran's teaching on imploring God and a list of its best prayers, a reminder to reconcile believers and stop condemning one another, reflections on seeing God in everyday life, and a poem on the purpose of existence.
December 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, November 1991
Prime numbers and their indices extend the Quran's mathematical miracle of 19, tying the A.L.M. counts in Suras 2 and 3 to Suras 54 and 98. The issue reads the smoke prophecy of 44:10 to 15 as fulfilled by the Kuwaiti oil well fires and as confirming the messenger of the covenant. A closing essay identifies true magic as the natural instinct to worship God alone.
November 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, October 1991
God's abundant provision as a feast, drawing on the disciples' request to Jesus in sura 5: lawful food, signs in creation, the contact prayers, the Quran, and the miracle of nineteen. Other pieces warn against secret conspiracy and careless words, and show from Quranic verses that whatever we send forth, in dealing with one another and with God, comes back to us.
October 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, September 1991
Believers are tested now that the messenger of the covenant has been called back to God, and the community must carry his message forward. Articles also cover aggression condemned in the Quran and the virtue of patience, unity in diversity through submission to God alone and the authorized translation, and how fear and Satan's companionship stunt spiritual growth. A list of Dr. Khalifa's publications closes the issue.
September 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, August 1991
The Quran's mathematical code appears in the even and the odd of 89:3, with chapter verse counts, prime numbers, perfect numbers, and 19. The issue addresses the asteroid retribution Dr. Khalifa foresaw before the end of 1990, citing the Gulf war's aftermath, and explores knowledge versus true belief. It also warns submitters to God alone that they remain responsible for their words and deeds.
August 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, July 1991
Conditional worship is the main subject: drawing on 22:11 and the Great Feud, it urges believers to drop the conditions they place on God and follow the Quran alone, citing the rejection of the miracle of 19 and the killing of Dr. Rashad Khalifa, the messenger of the covenant. A second article argues from the Quran and the Psalms that believing poets exist. Two poems on change and submission open the issue.
July 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, June 1991
Lard is lawful because God prohibits only the meat of pigs, with diseases traced to pork meat rather than fat. Jesus is a servant of God, not a son, part of a trinity, or an intercessor, and God alone forgives the repenters. Hajj and Umrah follow the religion of Abraham during the Sacred Months, and visiting Muhammad's tomb nullifies the pilgrimage.
June 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, May 1991
Adversity as God's test of whether believers worship Him under all circumstances, with Quranic examples of conditional worshippers and the arrogant garden owner of Sura 18. Shehu Adam writes on forgetfulness, Satan, and failing to remind fellow submitters, calling it a civilized form of idol worship. Another piece treats racism as Satan's idea and fine tuning oneself toward total submission to God alone.
May 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, April 1991
Fasting during Ramadan 1991 as a reminder of God, with Quranic verses on food, water, and God's provisions. Muhtesem Erisen contrasts knowledge with wisdom, recalling the covenant before this life, the devil's arrogance, and total dependence on God. Other pieces urge believers to support the messenger of the covenant's work without dividing the religion, and list Dr. Khalifa's publications from Masjid Tucson.
April 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, March 1991
Articles look at the Gulf war as a way God is drawing millions toward the Quran and His promise that the true religion will prevail, and urge submitters to be humble, avoid backbiting, and stay united as a community. Hossein Kowsari ties Sura 57's verse on iron to nuclear stability, supernovae and gematrical values, and a sum of every 19th sura's revelation order shows a multiple of 19.
March 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, February 1991
Gematrical evidence presents Abraham, Muhammad, and Rashad as the three messengers of Islam and identifies Rashad Khalifa as the messenger of the covenant. A year after his martyrdom, the Gulf War is read as retribution on his rejectors. Further pieces trace righteousness through the qiblah, hajj, and dress code, and question the Trinity and two translations of Matthew 7:21.
February 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, January 1991
New discoveries in Sura 36, Ya Seen, show its first six verses about the message and the messenger total 19 words with a gematrical sum of 7011, a multiple of 19, and the initials of Sura 42 conform as well. Further articles verify the frequency of the Quranic initials, explain who God is from the Quran, and teach that unity among believers requires killing the ego and placing God's opinion first.
January 1, 1991
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Submitters Perspective, December 1990
New mathematical discoveries from Masjid Tucson about the Q initialed suras 42 through 50 confirm the 19-based miracle of the Quran and verify Dr. Rashad Khalifa's count of the Quranic initials. A further article reads the 19th Islamic Foreign Ministers' Conference, held days before Iraq invaded Kuwait, as a sign of impending retribution on nations that do not uphold God's word alone.
December 1, 1990
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Submitters Perspective, November 1990
Virginia Marston poses forty satirical questions to traditional Muslims on women, mosques, Ramadan, and Islamic organizations. Edip Yuksel asks why the Mohamedan leaders, so loud over Rushdie's Satanic Verses, stay silent about the Quran purified of the two false verses, and reads Iraq's invasion of Kuwait through 19s and verse 6:65. Also listed are conference videotapes, books, and recordings from Masjid Tucson.
November 1, 1990
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Submitters Perspective, October 1990
The Arabs' suffering under a tyrant is presented as the consequence of abandoning the Quran for Hadith and Sunna and rejecting the messenger of the covenant. A mathematical table shows how the false verses 9:128 and 9:129 conform to the code of 19, and Dr. Douglas Brown argues that true intelligence leads to worshiping God alone. The issue also notes the fifth annual conference, attended from 19 countries.
October 1, 1990
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Submitters Perspective, September 1990
Mathematical confirmations of the number 19 in the First Commandment and in The Key, and in the units of the contact prayers, which the issue traces to Abraham rather than Muhammad. A reply to an ICNA claim of 125,000 messengers argues that Muhammad was the final prophet, not the final messenger, and names Rashad Khalifa as the messenger of the covenant. A closing article urges parents to teach children chastity.
September 1, 1990
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Submitters Perspective, August 1990
The July 2, 1990 tunnel stampede that killed about 1,400 pilgrims in Mecca is blamed on scholars who cram the Hajj into a few days instead of the four Sacred Months. The issue also shows the 19 based code confirming 127 verses for Sura 9 and the First Commandment, presents one God, one message, one religion, and teaches that this life is a test.
August 1, 1990
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Submitters Perspective, July 1990
Making pleasing God the number one priority in life, with God testing believers through what they hold more important than Him, and the ego as the source of the original failure during the heavenly feud. Also covers the first pillar of worshiping God alone, the mathematical code of the phrase There is no god except He, and the 5th International Conference of the United Submitters.
July 1, 1990
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Submitters Perspective, June 1990
Four months after his death, the Messenger of the Covenant's nineteen duties are listed, from unveiling the Quran's mathematical miracle of 19 to correcting the contact prayer and the shahaadah. The issue explains pilgrimage during the four Sacred Months and the idolatry of visiting Muhammad's tomb. It also presents 19 based discoveries, seven facts urging Muslims to follow the Quran alone, and a poem on his martyrdom.
June 1, 1990
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Submitters Perspective, May 1990
Mathematical discoveries based on 19 confirm the count and placement of every Basmalah in the Quran by sura number. Articles compare today's idol worshipers, who abandoned the Quran and rejected and killed the Messenger of the Covenant, to the peoples who rejected Noah, Hood, Saaleh, Lot, and Shu'aib. Number patterns around a proposed retribution date of May 19, 1990 are weighed against calls for patience.
May 1, 1990
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Submitters Perspective, April 1990
The martyrdom of Dr. Rashad Khalifa, God's Messenger of the Covenant, on January 31, 1990, and why God allowed it: Quranic verses on slain messengers, predetermined life spans, his soul raised like Jesus, his place in Heaven, and coming retribution, each tied to 19-based calculations. The issue also shows the Basmalah's 19 letters through word counts and gematrical values, and lists the Ramadan dates.
April 1, 1990
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