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Submitters Perspective, December 2003
Submitting to God alone means seeking His approval in every action, especially in kind speech, patience in religious debate, and unity among submitters against the devil's attempts to divide them. The issue gathers Quranic verses on God's complete knowledge and reports on Masjid Tucson's soup kitchen and interfaith scripture study with a church and a Jewish congregation.
December 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, November 2003
Ramadan as a month of thanksgiving: fasting began with Abraham, the Quran was revealed in the Night of Power, and with Thanksgiving Day following Ramadan, believers are urged to thank God every day. The issue announces Let the World Know, a volunteer project to place Dr. Khalifa's Quran translation in public libraries, and closes on worshiping God alone and the Quran's mathematical composition based on 19.
November 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, October 2003
Patience as a test of submission leads the issue, with a long reflection on why people lose patience, compel others, and treat sincere questions about the Quran as attacks, drawing on Moses and the teacher. The issue also gives Ramadan 2003 dates and how to calculate them, a prayer for patience, a Bible reminder, and a piece on the unreliability of hadith books.
October 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, September 2003
The diversity of creatures on earth, led by ants and other insects, as evidence of God's greatness and of creatures who submitted to His authority (33:72). A report follows on the 18th annual United Submitters International Conference in Tucson, Arizona, in August 2003, with its Friday prayer, youth presentations and a planetarium visit. A closing reflection on gratitude to God for each day.
September 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, August 2003
Medical studies from Duke, Dartmouth, Harvard and elsewhere linking prayer and faith to better health, longer life and recovery from depression, set beside the Quran's command to pray and Noah and Job as examples of God answering prayer. A parable about an unopened gift points to missed blessings, and an incarcerated brother recounts his journey through many sects and asks for Rashad Khalifa's translation.
August 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, July 2003
Freedom of religion and freedom of speech as Quranic principles, prompted by the Fourth of July, with the argument that each person must verify belief for himself and that believers should not act as censors. A second essay traces the horse from the dawn horse through domestication, its upheaval of ancient and Plains Indian cultures, and Solomon's test, as a gift calling for appreciation of God.
July 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, June 2003
The purpose of the human being as a righteous worshipper of God alone, drawn from Quranic verses on God's admission tests, racing towards righteousness, and the danger of preoccupation with worldly life and Satan. A parable about a 92 year old woman's attitude toward happiness carries bracketed comments likening life to a bank account for the Hereafter. A notice invites submitters to the 18th annual conference in Tucson.
June 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, May 2003
The questions God poses in the Quran serve as a teaching tool, from reflecting on the camel, the sky, crops, water and fire to warnings against worshiping the ego and neglecting the Quran. A parable of carrots, eggs and coffee beans asks how we respond to adversity. Details follow on registering for the 18th Annual Conference in Tucson, August 29 to 31, 2003.
May 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, April 2003
Messengers, the Quran's full detail, and the defense of Dr. Rashad Khalifa's Authorized English Translation, including whom it was authorized by and whether its errors mislead. Subtle idol worship, God as teacher of the Quran, and respectful handling of disagreements among submitters follow. A parable about giving coins to a poor laborer closes the April 2003 issue, with Quran verses on charity.
April 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, March 2003
Women's dress in the Quran, arguing that God never commands veiling or covering the hair and that the best garment is righteousness, with modesty as a set of manners for both men and women. A youth group article contrasts this short material life with the far better Hereafter, citing Solomon and his horses. A young girl's letter tells of leaving hadith and the head covering for the Quran alone.
March 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, February 2003
Marking nineteen years of the newsletter, the issue explains who the Submitters are: those devoted to God alone, found within every religion, meeting the Quran's minimum criteria of belief in God, the Last Day, and righteous living. It reports on Dr. Khalifa's 1990 assassination and the Fuqra group linked to it, and describes Masjid Tucson's interfaith soup kitchen and scripture study group, with a reader's letter.
February 1, 2003
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Submitters Perspective, January 2003
Excerpts from Michael Wolfe's Beliefnet article give seven reasons Islam may suit America: monotheism, democratic spirit, mysticism, equality, fasting, tolerance, and religious freedom. An editor's note cites the Quranic prophecy (9:33, 61:9) that Submission will prevail. Psalm 23 follows, with a letter from an incarcerated brother who thanks the community for helping him practice Islam based on the Quran, not Hadith.
January 1, 2003