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Submitters Perspective
December 1995
One God and one religion of submission run through Hindu scripture, the Torah, the Gospels, and the Quran, and the lead essay asks why their followers stay divided. A companion piece traces each of the Ten Commandments to Quranic verses. A Bosnian war veteran reflects on Dr. Khalifa's writings, his murder, and Muslim distortion through Hadith and Sunnah, and the issue lists Ramadan 1996 dates.
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Submitters Perspective
November 1995
Appreciation of God's blessings as a daily practice rather than a once a year Thanksgiving, drawing on Quranic verses and Abraham Lincoln's words. A second article presents the human immune system as God's precise design for our protection. Masjid Tucson reports on its part in an interfaith Thanksgiving service, with the shared prayer of thanksgiving, and on its soup kitchen work.
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Submitters Perspective
October 1995
A speech on Western misjudgment of Islam argues that extremists have distorted the common view, and that Sharia law, the position of women and the veil should not be judged by extreme cases. It notes rights for women prescribed by the Quran, medieval Islam's tolerance toward Jews and Christians, and Islam's integral view of the universe, which the West lost with the scientific revolution.
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Submitters Perspective
September 1995
The second part of a study of the hajj in the Bible traces the Hebrew word hag, the station of Abraham, and Psalm 84's pilgrimage through the valley of Baca, read as Becca or Mecca, in light of the Quran. The issue also reports on the Tenth Annual Conference of the United Submitters in Tucson, focused on young Submitters, and prints readers' letters rejecting Hadith and Sunna.
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Submitters Perspective
August 1995
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Submitters Perspective
July 1995
Caring for aging parents is the main subject, with Quran verses on honoring parents and personal accounts of tending dying and ailing mothers and fathers. A reflection on trusting God's answers over debate with those who do not seek truth follows. The issue also gives a final reminder for the August 1995 United Submitters Conference in Tucson and lists publications for sale.
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Submitters Perspective
June 1995
Modern cosmology, from the Big Bang to the expanding universe, is set beside Quranic verses as proof of God and a call to drop sects and traditions and worship God alone. A reading of 42:32 to 34 compares ships to mountains sailing through space, and salamander regeneration illustrates 75:3 to 4 on resurrection. Also included are details of the August 1995 Tucson conference and Tucson's new area code.
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Submitters Perspective
May 1995
Edip Yuksel answers an Internet questioner on why all hadith should be discarded and the Quran alone followed, with a list of contradictory and blasphemous hadith. An essay on God's forgiveness and mercy follows, covering repentance, reverence and pardoning others. Also included are Tucson community news, among them an interfaith forum, an Oklahoma City vigil and a soup kitchen, and registration details for the 1995 Submitters conference.
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Submitters Perspective
April 1995
God's promise of sovereignty and perfect happiness to submitters who fulfill His commandments, with guidance on repentance, meditation, and magnifying God, drawn from Quranic verses on predestination and God's control. A review of the Quran's mathematical structure based on 19 presents a new fact: concatenating sura numbers with their verse counts gives a total that is a multiple of 19. A brief piece addresses religion as a business.
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Submitters Perspective
March 1995
God's oneness and His attribute as Lord (rabb) of the universe anchor the lead essay by Hussein Kowsari, which draws on the Quran, physics, and the life cycles of stars to urge total submission to God's will. The issue also announces the August 1995 United Submitters Conference in Tucson and Tucson's new area code, and introduces the Quran's mathematical miracle based on the number 19.
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Submitters Perspective
February 1995
Fasting, decreed through Abraham and practiced by the messengers, opens the issue, followed by an essay urging readers to test the Quran's mathematical proof based on 19, with lessons from Moses, Saleh, and Rashad Khalifa. It mourns submitters Ghazy and Najah Ali, Otis Smith, and Virginia Marston, and announces Tucson's area code change and a Ramadan Quran offer.
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January 1995
Seeking to please God as the defining trait of submitters, with Quranic guidance on avoiding backbiting, ridicule and anger and resorting to the nicest possible response in debate. Also continues a discussion of Eisenman's Dead Sea Scrolls theories about Jesus, James and St. Paul, set against the Quran as the only unaltered word of God, and announces new postal rates and a Ramadan Quran offer.
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