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Submitters Perspective
May 2026
Righteousness as God defines it in the Quran, contrasted with the dictionary meaning, with verses on how God enjoins it and mercifully allows repentance. A second piece traces steadfastness, wickedness, forgiveness, and righteousness through the Quran. A third urges reading the Quran daily and attending Quran study groups, treating them as seriously as Jumu'ah and setting a good example for newcomers.
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Submitters Perspective
April 2026
Adam's indecision, Satan's arrogance, and this life as humanity's final chance to obey God, with the messengers' lives showing that hardship, wealth, or family are no excuse for misbehavior. A second article contrasts the Biblical and Quranic accounts of Noah, noting a local flood, a log ark, and the futility of intercession for his son. The issue announces the 41st annual United Submitters conference in Tucson.
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Submitters Perspective
March 2026
Night and day, the seasons, and the earth's spin and tilt as among God's proofs open the issue, followed by essays on doubt about God and the Quran, how worship and the contact prayer bring certainty, and doubt as Satan's whispered arrow with a mathematical observation. A closing piece urges taking the Quran in its entirety as guide over human opinion. A contact prayer times app is announced.
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Submitters Perspective
February 2026
Two essays from the February 2026 issue. The first presents the Quran as God's final scripture for all humanity, confirming previous scriptures and teaching duties to God and society, care for orphans and the poor, and repentance. The second describes God as the best planner, drawing on the parable of the two gardens and the stories of Joseph and Moses to urge trust in His will.
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January 2026
Forgiveness as strength of character and a path to inner peace opens this issue, followed by a reflection on knowing God, spreading His message with wisdom, and the contact prayer as remembrance. Further pieces explain why God alone is worthy of worship, warn of idol worship as the unforgivable sin, and describe Paradise as a place of peace.
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