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Submitters Perspective
December 1994
A Christmas reflection recalls an Indonesian teacher reading the Quran's account of Mary and the birth of Jesus, noting the ripe dates that point to an autumn birth and Jesus's worship of God alone. The issue reflects on the camel's creation, summarizes the final talks of the 9th annual conference, lists submitter communities worldwide, and offers Dr. Rashad Khalifa's translation and other publications.
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November 1994
Masjid Tucson's full reply to Signs Magazine, which devoted an issue to attacking Dr. Rashad Khalifa, after the magazine printed only excerpts. The reply defends messengership, the mathematical miracle based on nineteen, the removal of 9:128 and 129, and the history of his translations, listing points of his message from the Quran. A short piece on Thanksgiving quotes Abraham Lincoln on forgetting God.
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Submitters Perspective
October 1994
Children's language acquisition, Noam Chomsky's theory of an innate universal grammar, and the Quran's teaching on languages as signs from God lead this October 1994 bulletin. Further notes on the 9th Annual Conference cover Ali Fazely's prime number mathematics, submission as the answer to political failure, dogs in scripture, Sharia debates in Indonesia and Malaysia, and following the Quran alone rather than idolizing Rashad Khalifa.
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September 1994
The statement There is no god except He is presented as the first pillar of submission and the one message of all messengers, with fifteen facts showing its 19-based mathematical coding in the Quran. The coding is offered as proof that Sura 9 has 127 verses, not 129, and that the correct Shahadah mentions God alone. Also included are a new fax line, plans for the 1995 Tucson conference, and a correction.
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August 1994
Setting goals and priorities, with Quranic verses urging submitters to put the Hereafter and pleasing God alone above worldly ambitions. The issue reports on the 9th annual United Submitters conference in Bellingham, Washington, and a conference on the Quran's mathematical miracle. It answers scholars who dispute the verse count, confirming 6346 verses through the number 19 and a new finding in Sura 110.
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July 1994
Hadith as a religious source takes center stage, with an internet posting of conflicting hadiths on drinking while standing used to argue that the Quran alone is complete and consistent. An essay on Sura Joseph contrasts physical beauty with the inner garment of righteousness. The issue also announces the 9th Annual International Conference of United Submitters in Bellingham, Washington.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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March 1994
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February 1994
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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.
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