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Submitters Perspective, December 2000
The Quran as humanity's one guidebook, set against the sects and hadith literature that divide believers, opens this December 2000 issue. A second article draws on the Old Testament, New Testament, and Quran to argue that God alone, not Jesus, is the Savior and Redeemer. Also included are a teenager's poem on the paradox of modern life and readers' comments on submission.org.
December 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, November 2000
Ramadan fasting as ordained in the Quran, its purpose of attaining salvation, and how to use new moon times to determine the start and end of the fast in 2000, including the Night of Power. An article draws on Dr. Scott Peck's four tools of discipline, relating delayed gratification, responsibility, dedication to truth, and balancing to the Quran.
November 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, October 2000
Love and unification of believers open this October 2000 issue, with verses showing that God condemns sectarianism as a form of idol worship and commands unity. A Thanksgiving reflection by a woman raised Episcopalian treats guidance as God's greatest gift, asked for in every contact prayer. Readers' comments to submission.org close the issue, including one from a Muslim who rejects sect labels.
October 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, September 2000
Hadith books are set against the Quran as a source of religion, arguing that God made the Quran easy to learn, that hadiths contradict it and insult the prophet, and that the Quran condemns hadith by name. Also included is a report on the August 2000 annual conference in Tucson, Arizona, with its khutba, speeches, website work, and the children's skit.
September 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, August 2000
Racism is examined as a gross sin and a psycho-spiritual illness, arguing from the Quran and science that humans are one species from the same mother and father. Satan's refusal to prostrate before Adam is presented as the first racist act, linked to the superiority complex and delusions of grandeur. Racism is shown to be incompatible with submission to God alone, who alone is superior over His creation.
August 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, July 2000
Benford's Law, the digit distribution used to detect fraud in financial data, applied to the number of verses in the 114 suras of the Quran. Majeed Motahari shows the suras follow the law's predicted pattern and that the weighted group totals equal 437, or 19 times 23. A reader's letter asks whether submission.org's stance on hadith and sunna draws criticism.
July 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, June 2000
Wife beating and domestic violence lead the issue, with Fatimah Khaldoon reading Quran 4:34 as a stepwise law of talking, then deserting the bed, that protects women and leaves no room for abuse, against interpretations drawn from Hadith and Sunna. Hotlines and web resources for abused wives follow, along with readers' letters about the website and Dr. Khalifa's translation of the Quran.
June 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, May 2000
The Quran's mathematical composition based on 19 anchors this issue, from the digits of verse 72:28 to the counts and gematrical values of the Arabic word for number, read as proof that God guards every letter. A reptile series turns to crocodilians, with temperature determining the sex of their young as a sign that God makes male and female. An incarcerated brother writes thanking the community for a Quran.
May 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, April 2000
The Quran as God's final, complete message, with the mathematical code based on 19 offered as proof of its authenticity and of the falsehood of verses 9:128 and 129. Quranic verses are set beside modern science on the expanding universe, life from water, other universes and orbits. A nature feature on turtles and their shells, migration and endangered nesting presents them as God's creatures.
April 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, March 2000
God's love is conditional, according to the Quran: He loves the charitable, the righteous and the just, and does not love aggressors, the arrogant or disbelievers. Freedom of choice means people decide their own fate, with repentance always open. A second article surveys snakes and lizards, from locomotion and feeding to the Komodo dragon and chameleon, as proofs of God's creation.
March 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, February 2000
Why bad things happen to good people: God tests every believer, from Abraham and Noah to Muhammad, with hardship and with blessings, and uses the tests to expose the hypocrites. Steps for meeting adversity follow, including submission, imploring God, steadfastness, and trust in God's victory. A reader's letter and a plan to connect submitters in the same area by email close the issue.
February 1, 2000
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Submitters Perspective, January 2000
Jesus as a messenger of God rather than divine, with Biblical and Quranic verses challenging the trinity. The Night of Power is placed on the 27th night of Ramadan through word counts in Sura 97 and a calculation based on the code of 19. Millennium fears, moral decay, and natural disasters such as the earthquake in Turkey prompt a call to turn to God alone.
January 1, 2000