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Submitters Perspective, December 2011
Conscience is presented as a gift from God that leads people to realize mistakes, repent, and reform, illustrated through Adam, Sheba, Solomon, David, Jonah, and the governor's wife. A reprinted essay argues that freedom of choice carries the responsibility to verify one's religion rather than follow parents blindly. Quranic verses on instinctive knowledge of God and an offer of the Quran translation follow.
December 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, November 2011
Thankfulness to God at Thanksgiving, counting His obvious and hidden blessings: guidance, the contact prayer, awareness of the Hereafter, the messengers including Dr. Khalifa, and His protection. A second article asks whether new submitters should read the footnotes and appendices of Dr. Khalifa's translation, urging each person's individual responsibility to God and the Quran alone as law. Also defines Submission as a universal religion.
November 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, October 2011
Water as part of God's perfect design leads the issue, pairing Quran verses with science on life, the water cycle, and climate, and urging appreciation and charity for those without clean water. A reader writes about leaving Hadith teachings and finding comfort in the age of 40 and the 2280 end of the world. A reprinted piece reflects on the camel's creation as 88:17 instructs.
October 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, September 2011
Gambling and the lottery as a harmful habit that God prohibits in the Quran, with its toll on health, marriage, and state budgets, and spending in the cause of God offered as the true winning investment. A reprinted essay ties human intelligence to worshiping God alone and to the Quran's mathematical code. Also covers who Submitters are and a weekly email reminder list.
September 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, August 2011
Ramadan as both a fast and a spiritual feast, read through verses 2:183 to 187, with a call to meditate on God at night rather than socialize and overeat. A report on the 2011 United Submitters International conference in Herndon, Virginia, stresses unity and tolerance among submitters. Readers' letters follow, including a question about reciting the contact prayer in English.
August 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, July 2011
Happiness as the consequence of choosing submission to God alone, drawn from the Quran and the Bible, leads this issue. A second article argues from the Quran that Muhammad could read and write, reading ummy as gentile rather than illiterate and linking the Quranic initials to its mathematical system. Also included are an incarcerated brother's request for a Quran, sayings on reaping what we plant, and weekly email reminders.
July 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, June 2011
Submission is presented as the one religion God gave Adam and all the prophets, with idol worship as the only unforgivable sin. The issue also reports a mathematical coding of the date Rashad Khalifa, the messenger of the covenant, was martyred, and gives Ramadan 2011 dates. Letters from incarcerated Submitters follow, along with notices for the 26th annual conference in Herndon, Virginia, and a free Quran offer.
June 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, May 2011
Water as a precious gift from God leads the issue, drawing on Quranic verses and the example of Cherrapunji, India, where deforestation leaves the wettest place on earth dry, with lessons on appreciation and charity. Letters from incarcerated brothers and a sister describe coming to the Quran alone and Dr. Khalifa as the messenger of the covenant. Notices cover weekly email reminders and the 26th annual conference in Herndon, Virginia.
May 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, April 2011
Fundamentalist terror is traced to Sharia laws built on hadith rather than the Quran alone, prompted by the January 2011 assassination of Punjab governor Salmaan Taseer and the clerics who praised his killer. Further pieces compare treating the Quran to a cell phone, set Quran and Bible verses on one God side by side, excerpt Kassim Ahmad on Muslim disunity, and carry a Louisiana submitter's question about opening a masjid.
April 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, March 2011
Traligion, the mixing of cultural tradition into God's religion, is examined through Quranic examples such as man-made prohibitions, female infanticide, inherited idolatry, and hermitism, along with modern practices like Eid prayers and superstitions. Two questions are offered for telling tradition from religion. Letters from readers follow, including one who found the truth through a Quran placed in a Georgia library.
March 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, February 2011
God's tests through hardship and blessings, and why submitters should meet them with steadfastness rather than testiness, drawing on Job and Solomon. A history of the messengers Noah, Hud, Saleh, Lot, and Shu'aib traces each community's sins and retribution as lessons. Also included are a tip on casting Satan out of one's mind, letters from new submitters, and an offer of the Quran translation.
February 1, 2011
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Submitters Perspective, January 2011
Praising Muhammad is wrong, argues the lead article, which traces the tradition to a misreading of verse 33:56 and gives reasons from the Quran: all praise belongs to God alone, it leads to idol worship, it distinguishes among messengers, and intercession is a myth. The issue also indexes the 2010 articles and offers copies of Rashad Khalifa's English translation of the Quran.
January 1, 2011