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Submitters Perspective, December 2017
Life goals and priorities, read through Quranic verses on the purpose of creation and on putting the Hereafter and pleasing God alone above worldly ambitions. The Submitter community's 2017 Charity Water campaign is reported with totals, wells opened in Africa, and mathematical signs of 19 found in the figures. Also included are letters from new readers, one a prisoner, and a reflection on pausing to pray in hardship.
December 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, November 2017
Thankfulness to God, prompted by Thanksgiving, opens with a brief history of the holiday and a walk through the Quran's verses on thanks, from food and water to hearing, eyesight, and the brain. A second essay pairs Quranic teaching on appreciation with scientific studies on the benefits of gratitude. Closing pages gather Biblical and Quranic verses on giving thanks and eating moderately.
November 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, October 2017
Choices are weighed against God's commands, with a Submitter recalling how skipping Quranic study groups led him astray and urging repentance and refuge from Satan. A second article draws lessons about God's provisions and signs from travel, from foods and animals to seasons and the merging of the two seas. A third reflects on an aging dog and the predetermined time of death.
October 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, September 2017
Submission as devotion to God alone opens the issue, with a reprinted essay on who Submitters are, the minimum criteria in the Quran, Submitters within every religion, and how authorized messengers differ from anyone who delivers the message. A second article traces food waste in the United States against God's condemnation of waste and His call to be appreciative. A report covers the 32nd annual conference in Tucson.
September 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, August 2017
Justice in Submission takes the lead, with Quranic verses on equitable judgment toward enemies and kin, bribery, and the duty of those in authority. Also included are an excerpt from Appendix 36 on what makes a great nation, a reflection on human weakness and God as the giver of strength, and numerical evidence from Sura 74 and the code of 19 supporting removal of 9:128 and 9:129.
August 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, July 2017
The Quran as the source of knowledge, understanding and wisdom, from scientific facts such as the universe exploding into existence to the Great Feud, the age of forty, Jesus' death, and the messenger of the covenant. A second article defines real intelligence as recognizing the truth and worshiping God alone. For July 4, founding fathers' quotes recall our dependence on God.
July 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, June 2017
Remembering God constantly, day and night, through the contact prayers, mentioning His name over food, saying God willing, supplication, and meditation before and after sleep, with Ramadan as a time to keep God foremost. Science on awe and its shrinking of the ego is set beside Quranic verses on reverence. Also includes a letter from a prisoner and notice of the 2017 Submitters Conference in Tucson.
June 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, May 2017
Ramadan is presented as a time to implore God, with supplication as a form of worship that helps the faster pass God's tests of hunger and thirst. Other pieces read the loan of righteousness as a possible increase in righteousness itself, call Submitters brand ambassadors for Submission, and retell the fable of the peacock and the crow on contentment. Ramadan 2017 dates are included.
May 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, April 2017
Water as a gift and sign of God opens the issue, with Quranic verses on rain, Moses and the twelve springs, and why humans cannot cheaply make water. A second article argues that true jihad is a struggle within the self, citing verses on tolerance, self-defense, and protecting places of worship. Ramadan 2017 dates by region and the 32nd annual Submitters conference in Tucson follow.
April 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, March 2017
Trust in God anchors this newsletter, drawn from Quranic verses, a personal story of a rejected promotion, and scientific definitions of trust. Further articles explain what it means to commemorate God frequently, contrasting commemorators with transgressors, and describe the tongue and sense of taste as God's gifts meant for good words. A closing piece pairs Psalm 1 with the Quran's parable of the good tree.
March 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, February 2017
America's founding faith in God, drawn from Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln, is set beside the Quran's call to worship God alone and give thanks, with a warning that ingratitude brings retribution. Reflecting on the 2016 presidential race, a second essay urges readers to build a righteous home and lead quiet change. A third explains why believers heed God's warnings while disbelievers ignore them.
February 1, 2017
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Submitters Perspective, January 2017
Steadfast perseverance in worshiping God alone, observing the contact prayers and the Quran's commandments through tests, mockery, rejection and emigration opens this issue. Two essays then draw lessons from India's sudden November 2016 invalidation of 500 and 1000 rupee notes: death comes without warning, worldly value vanishes, sincere small deeds and intention count, and wealth must not become an idol.
January 1, 2017