The Messenger of the Covenant's duties include proclaiming one religion for all people and purging the corruptions afflicting Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, explaining the purpose of life, and establishing a criminal justice system.1, 2, 3
We are in this world because we committed a horrendous crime, and this life is our chance to redeem ourselves, denounce that crime, and rejoin God's kingdom.1
People who protest that God created them to undergo this test do not realize that they committed a horrendous crime and chose the test instead of redeeming themselves.1
With this Testament God's message to the world is complete, answering who we are, our purpose, our origin, our destiny, the right religion, and evolution or creation.1, 2
Life on earth is a chance to redeem ourselves for failing to uphold God's absolute authority when Satan challenged it, and God mercifully gave us another chance.1, 2, 3
We should run back to God for forgiveness and repent the moment we sense our state of sovereignty slipping, remembering we may not have many days left to redeem ourselves.1, 2
Submitters are meant to understand the wisdom behind God's commands through observing them, and this wisdom grows with genuine worship so that they can answer life's questions themselves.1, 2, 3
This life is ultimately about preparing for the next world.1
The main purpose of every human is to be redeemed to God, which requires growing the soul by worshipping God alone and living a righteous life.1, 2
God instructs us to kill our ego, which distracts from our real purpose, though if we choose the ego God provides it an illusion of security.1
Humans live in temporary exile on earth because of the great feud and our failure to take a firm stand with God alone.1
Our failure to stand with God was a blasphemy that deserved exile, but God in His mercy gave us a second chance, sending the rebels to earth and offering a reprieve first.1, 2
We failed to take a firm stand for God's absolute authority, and this life is our third and final chance to redeem ourselves.1
This world acts as a gym for belief, an efficient setup for the soul to develop in the shortest time, and it is the easiest path.1, 2
Our purpose in life is to worship God alone, so self reflection and new habits should aim to increase submission and be done out of reverence for God alone.1, 2
This life is temporary and we are on earth to pass a test and redeem ourselves, and God made the test simple by giving us the Quran with clear guidelines.1, 2, 3
This temporary life is our final opportunity to earn Paradise, so we should grab every chance to please and commemorate God.1, 2
Humans made a huge mistake during the great feud by not taking the choice the rest of creation took, so now they must work their way back.1
The Quran gives the correct answers to people's most urgent questions about God, creation, the purpose of life, death, the Hereafter, and religion.1, 2
Celebrating after Ramadan is fine, but we must not forget its true purpose of pleasing God and purifying the soul of collected sins.1, 2
Out of His mercy, God gave humanity this earthly life as a third and final chance so each soul can prove whether it deserves Heaven or Hell, removing every excuse.1, 2, 3
This life is not about us, our pride, achievements, or excuses; it is about God alone, who deserves worship, obedience, and gratitude.1, 2
Our souls are in this life because of what we did before birth, and we came here to repent; worshiping God alone with heartfelt commemoration defeats Satan.1, 2, 3
We live in temporary exile in this world as a result of the great feud and our failure to take a firm stand with God alone.1
God created the heavens and the earth for a specific purpose and life span, not for amusement, so that each soul is paid for what it earned.1, 2, 3
God created the jinns and the humans only to worship Him alone.1
Our ultimate goal should be to be righteous so God is pleased with us, making the eternal Hereafter, not this temporary life, our priority in every decision.1
The goal of practicing Submission is winning in this life and in the Hereafter by worshiping God alone.1
Life on earth is a test and a final chance by God's mercy to redeem our souls, preparing us for the final exam on the Day of Resurrection.1, 2, 3
Humans were placed in this world and given their last chance to worship God alone.1
The need to belong is a major source of human motivation, first cultivated in the family, and not being accepted brings sadness and loneliness.1, 2
The Quran gives logical answers to reasoning people's questions, showing that God is not erratic and did not create the universe for amusement.1, 2
We were created to worship God, and we attain value with God only through our worship.1, 2
Though we were thrown out of paradise for not accepting God's absolute authority, God did not take vengeance but equipped us, sent guidance, and gave us a chance to redeem ourselves, which is His greatest blessing.1, 2
The soul that is redeemed succeeds, and the one who neglects it fails.1
God gave us eyes for a specific purpose, so that by witnessing His creations we can realize His presence and His mercy.1, 2, 3, 4
Human beings are made by God's mercy, and their main purpose is to serve and worship the One and Only God alone and obey His commandments.1, 2
God created jinns and humans only to worship Him alone, and our foremost priority is seeking to please God and living as righteously as we can.1, 2
Life on earth is an interim opportunity to redeem our souls and secure our eternal future with God.1
We worship and strive not because God needs our worship but because we need it for our own happiness and eternal life.1, 2
God created the jinns and the humans only to worship Him alone.1
God did not create the heavens, the earth, and everything between them in vain or for amusement, but for a specific purpose and a specific life span.1, 2, 3
Our ultimate goal should be to be righteous so God is pleased with us, and our priority in every decision should be the eternal Hereafter rather than this temporary life.1, 2
Wanting to be and have the best is not wrong, as long as we realize our purpose, appreciate God's blessings, and use our resources to strive in God's cause.1, 2