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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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