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Submitters PerspectiveDecember 1991Prime 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveNovember 1991Prime 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveOctober 1991God'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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveSeptember 1991Believers 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveAugust 1991The 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveJuly 1991Conditional 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveJune 1991Lard 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveMay 1991Adversity 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveApril 1991Fasting 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveMarch 1991Articles 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveFebruary 1991Gematrical 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.ICS

Submitters PerspectiveJanuary 1991New 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.ICS

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