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Submitters Perspective, December 2002
Jerry Falwell's October 2002 claim that Muhammad was a terrorist draws a reply through Badshah Khan's nonviolent army and Quranic verses on patience, pardon, and overcoming the inner fears that block submission to God. A second essay compares the Lord's Prayer taught by Jesus with Al‑Fatehah, the Key, and the warnings against hypocrites at the contact prayer.
December 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, November 2002
Fasting in Ramadan as God's law and a blessing for the soul, with the Quran's revelation in the Night of Power and Muhammad's role as a follower of Abraham. With Thanksgiving falling during Ramadan, it urges daily appreciation of God. A second article explains meditation on God at night and dawn, prostration, and why God's names are not limited to 99.
November 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, October 2002
Al-Fatehah, the Key, is presented as the complete set of words God provides for opening the contact prayer, just as He gave Adam specific words for his redemption. The lead article argues against deleting the Basmallah, adding seeking refuge, other praise or Aameen, and reciting other Quran passages after Al-Fatehah during Salat. It closes with the number 19 evidence in Al-Fatehah.
October 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, September 2002
The five duties of submission as taught in the Quran alone: the declaration that there is no god except God, the five daily contact prayers and their times, obligatory charity, fasting in Ramadan, and Hajj, each corrected against man-made additions. A report on the 17th annual United Submitters International Conference in Tucson, Arizona, in August 2002 follows, covering its Friday sermon on the garment of righteousness.
September 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, August 2002
Women in political leadership, argued from the Quran's account of the Queen of Sheba against the Hadith of Abu Bakra in Bukhary that no community ruled by a woman will succeed. Also includes lessons drawn from Noah's Ark, an anecdote of two sick men about the happiness of encouraging others, and readers' letters about leaving corrupted religion for the Quran alone.
August 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, July 2002
The decline of the Muslim world after September 11, 2001 is traced to corrupt religious leaders rather than to Islam, drawing on Bernard Lewis's article What Went Wrong. A table sets current Islamic practices on women, hijab, music, diet, hadith and intercession against Quranic verses. Readers' letters praising the submission.org website follow.
July 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, June 2002
Inviting others to God is the main subject, drawing on the Quran to teach wisdom, kindness, patience, tolerance, and no compulsion, since God alone guides, and to show when to walk away, with Noah as the closing example. Readers' letters to submission.org follow, including a new Muslim whose husband resists her turn to the Quran alone and converts rejecting Hadith as hearsay.
June 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, May 2002
The Quran as God's fully detailed guidance, mercy, and sole source of law, with the Paradise promised to those who follow it, leads this May 2002 issue. A poem thanks God for everyday blessings, and a parent's note for Mother's Day and Father's Day explains that children honor their parents most by worshiping God alone.
May 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, April 2002
Pilgrimage to Mecca as an inner spiritual journey, where praying in unison dissolves prejudice and righteousness is the best provision, told through one pilgrim's experience of God's closeness. Further pieces apply the poem of the blind men and the elephant to judging the Quran in part and following experts, and list the Devil's tools named in the Quran.
April 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, March 2002
A former traditional Muslim from Mumbai describes leaving Hadith and Sunna for submission to God alone, explaining the one Shahaadah, the righteous life of 2:177, and freedom from fear and grief in 2:112. A Christian reader reflects on what the Quran says about Christians and on fighting in Mindanao. A closing piece argues that alcoholism is an addiction, not a disease.
March 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, February 2002
Women's rights in the Quran lead the issue, through a review of Lisa Spray's book Heart's Surprise, which contrasts the Quran's equality of men and women with traditional practice on polygamy, veiling, marriage, menstruation and the contact prayer, and reading the Quran. A poem on doing good anyway follows, along with reader letters about submission.org from an Ebionite, a new Muslim, and a Christian.
February 1, 2002
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Submitters Perspective, January 2002
Quranic verses showing that Abraham received the rites of Submission, including the Contact Prayers, Obligatory Charity, fasting and Hajj, and that Moses, Aaron and Jesus observed them. Citing Hayim Donin's To Pray As A Jew, the lead article argues that ancient Jewish prayer with prostration, washing and a call to prayer resembled Salat. A prayer of thanks to God and a book notice follow.
January 1, 2002