God created death and brought humans and jinns into this world so they start over without bias and freely choose between God's absolute authority and Satan's polytheism, each receiving messages from both.1, 2
God does not put a single being in Hell; people go there of their own volition.1
Humans are absolutely free to believe or disbelieve in God, and it is God's will that we choose freely.1
Predestination is a fact from God's point of view but not from ours, since we remain totally free to side with God's absolute authority or with Satan's polytheistic views.1
In this life, without memory of the heavenly feud, humans and jinns receive messages from God and from Satan and freely choose, and that choice decides redemption or permanent exile with Satan.1, 2
The dispute in the Heavenly Community proves that God's creatures have freedom of choice, and that freedom is God's gift to His creatures.1, 2
There is no compulsion in religion, so the call to kill Christians and Jews who refuse Islam contradicts the Quran.1, 2
We have absolutely no control over anything except our decision to believe or disbelieve, and God is the only source of all goodness and blessings.1, 2, 3
We are born with no memory of our original sin and have absolute freedom to choose God's view that He alone is Lord or Satan's view that there are other lords.1
No words of the Quran are random; they give perfect guidance to those destined for redemption and provide exit points for those God knew would freely choose to deviate.1
By their own choice, all the Devil's supporters will end up in Hell with the Devil and his companions.1
God guides or sends people astray according to His knowledge of their innermost decision about submitting to Him, which they may not even know themselves.1
Because forms of worship are historical and plural, the Quran clearly preaches religious tolerance, and there is no compulsion in religion.1, 2
We have two choices: let the ego control us and kill our soul, or follow God's laws and practices and kill our ego; Satan pushes the former.1
Having shown us all we can become, God leaves each of us to choose and decide our own future, excluding no one.1, 2
God offered the responsibility of freedom of choice to the heavens, earth, and mountains, which refused it, while humans accepted it out of transgression and ignorance.1, 2
Every person is free to follow any religion they choose, since there is no compulsion in religion.1, 2, 3
Even if someone misleads us, we remain accountable for what we choose, because Satan or any human can only invite and each person chooses.1, 2
Human responsibility began when humans accepted freedom of choice, which the heavens, earth, and mountains refused, and choosing means being held responsible.1, 2
Humans accepted freedom of choice, and with it came the duty to strive to please God and do what He commands in order to be redeemed.1, 2
We are responsible for our actions and even our innermost thoughts, which God fully knows even when we try to hide them.1, 2
Indecision between God and Satan is not neutral; it is itself a decision that leads to loss, and knowing the truth without standing firm is failure.1, 2
Using the idea that God is in control to avoid changing one's deeds is wrong, because humans accepted freedom of choice and will be held accountable for their decisions.1, 2
Each person has to apply his or her own judgment when faced with any circumstance.1
God leaves each of us to choose and decide our own future, excludes no one, and truly loves us.1
If we choose our ego over God, He provides the illusion of security for our ego, as we wish.1
Doing what we are told without thinking makes us robots, and to the extent we hand our free will to others we answer to God for misusing it.1
In this time of turmoil, Muslims must either submit their inner beings to God's laws or be crushed by evil, and comfortable neutrality is not an option.1
There are only two directions, toward God and away from God, and though people may mix them for a while, everyone eventually must choose one.1
We have free will, and God's knowing everything does not reduce our freedom or its consequences.1
Everyone must choose between believing God and His book or believing Bukhary and other men who contradict the Quran, and only those who choose God succeed.1, 2
Animals live in total submission to God and glorify Him, while humans chose free will and must live in constant awareness of God to be as good in submission.1, 2, 3
Freedom of choice was offered to the heavens, the earth, and the mountains, who refused it, but the human being accepted it.1
Submitters must be peaceful because God is in charge, and mere mortals have no right to take away the freedom God gave everyone.1
Each person chooses whether to accept guidance or go astray, God knows each choice, and He keeps showing the way and makes the consequences clear.1, 2, 3
God gives us freedom to choose our path, and there is no compulsion in accepting or rejecting His guidance.1, 2, 3
Believing in God alone is not a one time decision that saves us; we must keep making the correct decision amid constant distractions.1
The most important decision is whether to worship God alone and follow His commands or listen to Satan, and choosing correctly makes every other decision easy.1, 2
God knows what is in people's hearts, and once they decide to disbelieve, He leads them on their chosen way and seals their hearts so they follow only their opinions.1, 2
God does not change the condition of any people unless they themselves decide to change, and no force can stop a hardship God wills.1
We cannot blame Satan for our wrongdoing, because although he entices us, our own souls do the evil deed and we were not forced to listen.1, 2, 3, 4
God gives us in the Quran complete freedom of choice to believe or not believe, and none of us may force others even to become believers.1
Being created with these traits does not make it acceptable to display them, and we cannot blame God's will for how we behave; the Quran shows what behavior God accepts.1, 2, 3
Before devoting one's life to a religion one must carefully examine all the possibilities, and doing so will, God willing, lead one to choose Submission.1