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Submitters Perspective
December 2010
A Christmas reflection contrasts the Gospel nativity story with the Quran's account of the birth of Jesus in 19:22 to 33, finding in every morning a chance to repent and come closer to God. Readers' letters from the USA, Germany, France, South Africa, Australia and prison describe leaving Hadith and Sunna, ask about the contact prayer and verse 4:34, and seek fellow submitters nearby.
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November 2010
Appreciating God's blessings rather than taking them for granted leads this issue, drawing on verses about the devil's aim to make people unappreciative. A reflection follows on God's proofs in the Quran and in nature, from languages and colors to crops, birds and livestock. Also included are a letter from a Malaysian reader who rejects Hadith and asks for the translation, plus weekly email reminders and a free Quran offer.
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October 2010
Worshiping God alone, shown through the many ways the Quran repeats the command, from Sura 1 to Sura 112, and why adding Muhammad's name to the shahadah nullifies it. A collection of prayers from the Quran follows, then a report on the 25th annual conference of United Submitters International in Tucson, Arizona, with its Friday khutba on trusting in God, newcomers' stories, and evening zikr.
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September 2010
Silent sins such as gossip, envy, unappreciativeness, impatience, anger, pride and self-reliance, each answered with verses from the Quran and Proverbs, and how giving them up brings the joy God promises submitters. Letters from new submitters in France and the United States describe finding the contact prayer and the Quran alone, alongside a reflection on animals as true submitters and a comment on the 2009 conference.
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August 2010
Greed and material wealth set up as a god beside God, drawn from the 2010 BP oil spill, the Exxon Valdez, and the financial crisis, with Quranic lessons on honesty, blame, and exploiting the weak. The issue also explains fasting in Ramadan, calculates its 2010 dates from new moon times rather than sighting, and reflects on the Night of Destiny.
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July 2010
The Quran's verses on success, set against economic hardship and war, teach that belief, worship, steadfastness and charity lead to success while lying about God fails, and that true success is redeeming the soul. A second essay pairs lightning science with verses on thunder praising God to warn against idol worship. A new South African convert seeks fellow Submitters who uphold the Quran alone.
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June 2010
Mistakes of the messengers recorded in the Quran, from Adam and Noah to Moses, David, and Muhammad, show they were human and that believers must follow scripture rather than any human sunnah. A writer recounts Friday sermons and mosque behavior in traditional Islam, and another article argues the prophet's true shahadah was no god beside God. Notices offer free Quran copies and announce the 2010 Tucson conference.
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May 2010
Free will and the absence of compulsion in religion lead this issue, which argues from the Quran that God gave humans freedom of choice, that messengers only deliver the message, and that only God guides. Readers' letters follow, including a new convert facing hadith based dress codes and a lapsed Muslim returning to the Quran alone, along with a reflection on forms of idol worship.
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April 2010
Dealing with regret through the Quran leads this issue, contrasting lingering remorse with learning from mistakes and trusting God's forgiveness, with Moses and Jonah as examples. A reprinted article urges parents to teach children chastity by example. Also included are a new weekly email reminder list, a calendar observation totaling 19 x 100, and notice of the 25th annual conference in Tucson.
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March 2010
The true shahadah, argued from the Quran: every messenger and believer proclaimed that there is no god but God, and only the hypocrites of Sura 63 add Muhammad's name. An Iranian physician describes leaving Shia beliefs, Bahai books, and the Sunni sects to become a submitter amid danger and isolation. Notices announce weekly email reminders and copies of Dr. Khalifa's Quran translation.
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February 2010
Geese and their flocking, migration, navigation and V formation serve as lessons for submitters on unity, emigration for God's cause, mutual support and reminding one another, each tied to Quranic verses. A second article defines the steadfast through the Quran as those who accept God's role in their destiny, observe the contact prayers and persevere. Letters from incarcerated brothers and notice of the 2010 Tucson conference follow.
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January 2010
Responding to Deepak Chopra's The Third Jesus, the lead article sets out the Quran's account of Jesus: born to Mary without a father, God's servant and messenger rather than His son, performing miracles by God's leave, and not crucified, since God raised his soul first. It also rejects the idea that Jesus died for our sins. The issue closes with an index of 2009 articles and a reader's letter.
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