"Submission.org" is it Islamic?
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Title: "Submission.org" is it Islamic? Question: Sir, I want to ask you, is this web site www.submission.org has any errors? Please guide me. Answer: The Submitters, who run the mentioned website, are a group who follow the concepts of a man named Rashad Khalifa. They believe in the Qur'an only and no other source. [1] They reject the Sunnah of the Prophet completely. [2] They reject the historical traditions of Ahadith , which is different than the Sunnah . [3] They believe that the Qur'an was corrupted by two "false verses" being placed in it. [4] They believe that the number 19 is very significant and that it is the code of the Qur'an. [5] They believe that Satan is a "god" on earth. [6] They believe that Satan is a fallen angel. [7] They believe that Rashad Khalifa is a messenger after the Prophet Muhammad. [8] They believe that anyone who dies before the age of 40 automatically goes to heaven. [9] They believe that Jesus' dead body was crucified. [10] They believe that the Shahadah does not mention Muhammad as the Messenger of God. [11] They claim they pray like the Prophet Abraham, yet there is no source for how he prayed. [12] They reject how the Muslims, as taught by the Prophet Muhammad, pray. [13] The list I have provided above highlights concepts that are unique to the Submitters. May God guide us all onto His path and steer us away from whatever may misguide us. I hope I have clarified the issue. God knows best. Ronnie Hassan May 21, 2004 [1] http://www.submission.org/hadith/ [2] Ibid. [3] Ibid. [4] http://www.submission.org/tampering.html and http://www.submission.org/false-verses.html [5] http://www.submission.org/miracle/ [6] http://www.submission.org/satan/temp.html [7] http://www.submission.org/satan/app21letter.html [8] http://www.submission.org/messenger/ [9] http://www.submission.org/suras/app32.html [10] http://www.submission.org/suras/app22.html [11] http://www.submission.org/shahada.html [12] http://www.submission.org/salat-how.html [13] Ibid. and http://www.submission.org/salat-introduction.html
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Title: "Submission.org" is it Islamic? Question: Sir, I want to ask you, is this web site www.submission.org has any errors? Please guide me. Answer: The Submitters, who run the mentioned website, are a group who follow the concepts of a man named Rashad Khalifa. They believe in the Qur'an only and no other source. [1] They reject the Sunnah of the Prophet completely. [2] They reject the historical traditions of Ahadith , which is different than the Sunnah . [3] They believe that the Qur'an was corrupted by two "false verses" being placed in it. [4] They believe that the number 19 is very significant and that it is the code of the Qur'an. [5] They believe that Satan is a "god" on earth. [6] They believe that Satan is a fallen angel. [7] They believe that Rashad Khalifa is a messenger after the Prophet Muhammad. [8] They believe that anyone who dies before the age of 40 automatically goes to heaven. [9] They believe that Jesus' dead body was crucified. [10] They believe that the Shahadah does not mention Muhammad as the Messenger of God. [11] They claim they pray like the Prophet Abraham, yet there is no source for how he prayed. [12] They reject how the Muslims, as taught by the Prophet Muhammad, pray. [13] The list I have provided above highlights concepts that are unique to the Submitters. May God guide us all onto His path and steer us away from whatever may misguide us. I hope I have clarified the issue. God knows best. Ronnie Hassan May 21, 2004 [1] http://www.submission.org/hadith/ [2] Ibid. [3] Ibid. [4] http://www.submission.org/tampering.html and http://www.submission.org/false-verses.html [5] http://www.submission.org/miracle/ [6] http://www.submission.org/satan/temp.html [7] http://www.submission.org/satan/app21letter.html [8] http://www.submission.org/messenger/ [9] http://www.submission.org/suras/app32.html [10] http://www.submission.org/suras/app22.html [11] http://www.submission.org/shahada.html [12] http://www.submission.org/salat-how.html [13] Ibid. and http://www.submission.org/salat-introduction.html
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