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Submitters Perspective, December 2005
Ego, opinion pushing, and other distractions as a test of the Submitters, with a reminder that the Quran remains the messenger with us and the mathematical miracle supports, but never replaces, the message to worship God alone. Also covers marine invertebrates such as plankton, sponges, starfish, and the octopus as signs of God's creation, plus notice of the 2006 Tucson conference.
December 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, November 2005
Trusting God and the Quran versus Bukhari's hadith collection, arguing the Quran is complete, detailed and easy to learn, and questioning how Bukhari could have sorted 600,000 hadiths in one lifetime. A compilation of verses on everything belonging to God follows, along with Masjid Tucson's interfaith soup kitchen and monthly scripture study group with a church and a Jewish congregation.
November 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, October 2005
Ramadan fasting as a practice begun with Abraham, its spiritual and physical benefits, why astronomical calculation replaces moon sighting, the Islamic day beginning at sunset, and the 2005 dates including the Night of Destiny. Also a report on the 20th annual United Submitters International Conference in Seattle, and a reflection on thanking God at all times, not only during Ramadan or Thanksgiving.
October 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, September 2005
God running everything, drawn from Dr. Khalifa's khutba, explains why losing our temper is objecting rather than submitting, and that our only decision is to be with God or Satan. Also included are a letter from an Australian brother who found Submission after his Hajj, a study of fish as God's provision, and the mathematical coding of the 19th occurrence of Quran in 17:46, Quran alone.
September 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, August 2005
Professor Charles D. Smith's article answers claims of a clash of civilizations, setting out where most Muslims live, what Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share, Islamic protection of Jews and Christians, and the historical rights of women. Shorter pieces follow on a garden of daily living and gratitude to God, along with Ramadan 2005 dates and Masjid Tucson's project giving free Qurans to libraries.
August 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, July 2005
Religion's corruption is pictured as a journey along a once beautiful path, drawn from Dr. Douglass Brown's forthcoming book Hislam, which names all worship of God never authorized by Him and points back to Submission. A second article reflects on Quran 5:4, describing how dogs and falcons are trained for hunting, the history of falconry, and God subduing these creatures for human use.
July 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, June 2005
DNA as the coded message of life is set beside the Quran's 19 based mathematical code, with verses on creation, resurrection and God's prior recording of all things. A British woman raised Roman Catholic then recounts rejecting the trinity, studying Islam, recoiling from the idolizing of Muhammad and hadith, and finding submission through Rashad Khalifa's translation and the contact prayer.
June 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, May 2005
Men and women are equal in the sight of God, who judges by righteousness alone, with Quranic verses on accepting God-given differences and appreciating His blessings. A second article reads the splitting of the moon in 54:1 as fulfilled by Apollo 11 in 1969, supported by the number 19. Readers comment on dogs in Islam, and the 20th annual Submitters conference in Seattle is announced.
May 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, April 2005
William Tyndale's dangerous effort to translate the Bible into English is the starting point for a case, drawn from 26:198 and 14:4, that the Quran must be understood in one's own language. A second article argues from the Quran that meat from the people of the scripture is lawful, that pig fat is not prohibited, and that each eater must mention God's name.
April 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, March 2005
Seeking forgiveness from God is presented as essential for salvation, with Quranic verses on repentance, reform, the ego, and how even idol worship is forgiven when one stops and repents. The Submitter youth of Orange County address peer pressure, drawing on Noah and Joseph and giving practical ways to resist. A note announces plans for the 20th annual United Submitters conference.
March 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, February 2005
Malcolm X's journey from crime and the Nation of Islam to worshiping God alone, drawing on his autobiography and his Hajj experience of brotherhood across races, and urging readers to abandon their own idols. The issue also outlines the steps of Hajj and Umrah and the four Sacred Months, with a short poem on character and verses from Isaiah and the Quran affirming one God.
February 1, 2005
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Submitters Perspective, January 2005
Hadith, collected two centuries after Prophet Muhammad's death, is set against the Quran as a source of religious guidance in a list of ten reasons Muslims should turn to the Quran alone. The reasons cover contradictions, sectarian division, unverifiable sources, insults to the prophet, idol worship, and the Quran's mathematical structure based on 19. A passage from Psalms 119 closes the issue.
January 1, 2005