Essentials of Submission Islam

Bism Allah Arrahman Arraheem. In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.

Islam actually began with the first man, the first human being, Adam. He was the first messenger of God. He brought to his children, and grandchildren, the message of worshiping God alone. And this is Islam, submitting to God, worshiping God alone. A series of messengers after Adam brought the same message, worship God alone. The first commandment in the Bible, the message of Moses, the message of Jesus, the messages of all the prophets of

Israel, David, Solomon, and so on, is one and the same, the first commandment, worship God with all your heart, all your body, and all your soul. Worship God alone. The Quran states very clearly that the religion as far as God is concerned is Islam. So, there is only one religion as far as God is concerned.

If you want to be more specific, the original prophet of Islam is Abraham because he brought all the religious practices in Islam. And we see this throughout the Quran. For example, in Sura 21, verse 73 tells us that Abraham was the original source of... of course, God is the original source of everything, but Abraham delivered to us the Salat prayer, the contact prayers, and the

Zakat charity. This is in Sura 21 verse 73. And we see this also with the fasting, the Hajj pilgrimage. All the practices of Islam came to us through the prophet Abraham. The prophet Muhammad contributed the message, the scripture of Islam which is the Quran.

Abraham was the original prophet of Islam.

All religious duties in Islam came to us through Abraham.

All religious duties in Islam came to us through Abraham.

The prophet Muhammad contributed the message, the scripture of Islam, which is the Quran. God revealed the Quran to us through the Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet Muhammad was born in the year 570 AD. And when he was 40 years of age, he was appointed God's final prophet. Prophet means he brought a new scripture, the final edition of God's message to the world and that is the

Quran. The Quran was given to the prophet Muhammad in one night, as we see in the Quran in many many verses, in Sura 17 verse 1, in Sura 44 verse 3, and in Sura 97.

The release of the Quran from Muhammad's soul to his mouth and his hand was done over a period of 23 years from his age of 40 to the age of 63. He died at the age of 63. So, over a period of 23 years, the Quran was being released after being placed in Muhammad's heart on the night of power - in Arabic لَيْلَةِ ٱلْقَدْرِ The purpose of releasing the Quran over

23-year period is to help the Prophet and the believers, at the time, to memorize the Quran as it was being released. And this is stated in the Quran.

In the Quran it says (25:32) لِنُثَبِّتَ بِهِۦ فُؤَادَكَ to fix it in your memory.

So, the release was very slowly, very gradually, and it took 23 years.

Prophet Muhammad's role was to deliver God's final message, the Quran.

God created the universe and created the human race and out of His mercy, He sent messengers and books to tell us about Him. All these messengers and all the books that God sent to us preach one and the same religion.

The first messenger was Adam himself, the father of all humanity. After him, came messengers like Noah, Jesus, Moses, Muhammad. Muhammad was the last prophet bringing the last scripture, the Quran. And in the Quran, we find everything we need, all the duties, obligations, commandments, prohibitions in Islam. Quran is the final scripture. It is the completion of the message. Because the previous

scriptures were suited for that stage of human development. The Quran came to complete the picture and now we have the final, the complete religion, Islam.

The Quran is all you need. In fact, because God said that the Quran is complete, perfect, and fully detailed, if you go to any other source, you will be disobeying God and disobeying the messenger of God, Muhammad who brought this Quran out of his mouth. God brought to us the Quran out of Muhammad's mouth. And you will be disobeying God and disobeying Muhammad if you follow any other sources besides the Quran. And specifically I mean sources like Hadith, Sunnah, and all the other books and things that the traditions and

the customs invented. If you go to any source besides the Quran, you will be disobeying God. Because clearly God says in Sura number 6, verse 114, for example, that the Quran is fully detailed. You don't need anything else. God says in verse 19 of Sura number 6 that the Quran is what was given to Muhammad to deliver to the world, and it is the only source for religious guidance and religious education. The Quran tells us exactly what the

essentials of Islam are, and they are... Very quickly, I'm gonna go into details of these later on. Number one: to believe in God alone. You do not have any other idols.

You are devoted to God alone, and this is represented by the SHAHADA, the first so-called pillar of Islam. Let us go along with that idea. The first pillar of Islam is the SHAHADA, and the SHAHADA is stated in the Quran in Sura number 3 verse 81.

Excuse me, it's verse 18. Sura 3, verse 18. It says شَهِدَ ٱللَّهُ means God bears witness, أَنَّهُۥ لَآ إِلَـٰهَ إِلَّا هُوَ that there is no god except He.

And also the angels and those who possess knowledge will make this SHAHADA, which is "La Elaha Ella Allah" or "Ash-hadu Alla Elaha Ella Allah." This is the first pillar in Islam. Sura number 3, verse number 18.

The SHAHADA, the first pillar of Islam is "La Elaha Ella Allah." If you want to make it complete, then you say "Ash-hadu Alla Elaha Ella Allah." I bear witness that there is no god except Allah, the one God. Now, don't add anything else.

Some people, who imitate old inventions and old traditions, will say "Ash-hadu Alla Elaha Ella Allah" and then they make another SHAHADA that Muhammad is a messenger of God. We know that Muhammad is a messenger of God, but if you inject this in the SHAHADA, this ruins everything, because now you don't have God ALONE.

You put an idol, Muhammad, next to God. And this is, by the way, is a very strong prohibition in the Quran that you put any other name besides the name of Allah, the name of God. We find this in Sura number 39 verse 45.

You must say, you must devote yourself to God ALONE. You do not idolize Muhammad and put him next to God. This will be going against God and against Muhammad.

So, the first pillar of Islam is SHAHADA "La Elaha Ella Allah." The first pillar of Islam is worshiping God ALONE.

This is expressed by bearing witness that there is no god except the One GOD.

Verse 18 of Sura 3 teaches the correct statement: There is no god except the one God (La Elaha Ella Allah)

So, the first pillar of Islam is SHAHADA "La Elaha Ella Allah." The second pillar is observing five contact prayers every day. This is the food for your soul. This is a favor that God is doing for you. You're not doing it for God. And the five contact prayers begin before sunrise. You must get up before sunrise in order to feed your soul, give you soul breakfast. Your body will be lazy and will not

want to get out of bed before sunrise. But for your sake, get out of bed before sunrise and do the Morning contact prayer, whereby you contact your creator and feed your soul. The second prayer... by the way, the details of the prayers are given on another videotape that we call "Principles of Muslim prayer." So, be sure you order that tape and see how the contact prayers are performed, the correct way, not the traditional innovations that we see in

the Muslim world. The second prayer is the Noon prayer.

And it begins as soon as the sun declines from the highest spot in the sky. That is the Noon prayer, consists of four units. The Morning prayer is two units. The Noon contact prayer is four units. The Afternoon contact is done about three or four hours after the noon prayer in the mid afternoon.

And the fourth contact prayer is the Sunset prayer or "Maghrib." And it is done immediately after sunset. And the final contact prayer, the Night prayer, must be done about two hours after sunset. So, these are the five contact prayers and they represent the second pillar of Islam.

The second pillar of Islam is the Contact Prayers [Specified actions and words] There are 5 Contact Prayers per day, Morning, Noon, Afternoon, Sunset, and the Night Contact.

These are the daily meals for the soul to nourish the real person [That's you].

The third pillar of Islam is fasting, in Arabic, SIYAM.

God commands us to fast during one month of the year, and it is the ninth month of the lunar calendar. Now, I'm smiling because there is a tremendous test in this system, where the lunar year is shorter than the solar year, and this makes the month of Ramadan move about 10 to 15 days every year.

So, it comes in the winter sometimes when the day is nice and short and fasting is very easy, and moves to the summer where the days are very long, 16 hours or more sometimes, and the day is hot and you can't eat or drink during this long period. And a lot of people will drop out. They will... they will not fast even though nobody dies by not eating or drinking for 24 hours. But some people will drop out and you can see that the system is designed to show who will fast

and would obey God's commandment, no matter how long the day is.

This changing of the day from short and cold to long and hot days will show us who are the dropouts, who will fast only if the day is short and nice and cold. So, this is the second pillar of Islam, fasting during the month of Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar.

The third pillar of Islam is Fasting during one month [Ramadan].

From dawn to sunset, Muslims do not eat or drink or have any sexual activity [during Ramadan] As you see, the fasting of Ramadan is also designed to tame the wild horse, your body. See, your body wants to eat and drink, and you, the real person or the soul, dictates on the body saying "no, you're not going to eat or drink until sunset." Because the fasting consists of not

eating or drinking or engaging in intercourse, sexual intercourse from dawn to sunset. Dawn means about two hours before sunrise to sunset, no eating, no drinking, no sex. And this is control of your wild horse.

You are taming the wild horse, your body. And you can see that God is training you, is teaching you to be a person of a strong will, and preparing you for the eternal life of the Hereafter, the real life.

Because in the real life that comes after this life, God wants the people who are strong, who practice and exercise and know how to control themselves, I mean, their their bodies. This also causes your soul to feed, grow and develop.

Fasting makes you the boss, not your "body" ... The soul commands the body to control itself.

Fasting prepares us for a position of prominence and leadership in the real life [Hereafter].

The fourth pillar of Islam is charity, in Arabic, ZAKAT. There is an obligatory charity where you sit down and you calculate exactly what you possess, what your possessions are, and you give away a portion, a fixed portion of your net worth. You do this once a year.

You pick out a specific day in the year, the last day of Ramadan, the first day of Ramadan, or the first day of January, one day, one fixed day in the year.

And you sit down on that day and you calculate how much you are worth.

This means you add up the market value of your house, your car, your clothes, anything that you posses if you sell it all today. How much will it be worth?

The fair market value, not the new... the price of the new thing, no, the present market value of everything you posses. And then you give away 2.5% of that.

See? It's a small percentage. And you do it once a year.

And it goes to specific people.

The Quran lists them in this priority: first your parents.

If your parents are rich... and these are the recipients of your charity. If your parents are rich, the second in the list are you relatives.

You give this 2.5%, you give it to your relatives. If they're all rich, then you find some orphans, people who do not have support, parental support, a father support or something. And you give this charity to them.

After the orphans, you give to the alien, somebody who's traveling and is stranded and doesn't have the money or the bus fare to go to his home town, you help that person. So, the order in the Quran is: the parents, the relatives, the orphans, the traveling alien, the poor the beggars and so on. So, there is a specific order for giving these charities. However, there is also a general charity called "Sadaqa" and this is an on-the-spot charity. You're

walking in the street and you see a poor person and you want to help, then you help that person and this is called "Sadaqa" or charity. You're supposed to be charitable the whole year, all the time. You must be charitable. But the ZAKAT is the obligatory charity where you give it to someone you personally know.

You personally know that this fellow is poor and needs help and you give your 2.5% to these people that you personally know. You cannot consider the taxes, for example, as ZAKAT charity, because you don't know where the taxes will go. They can go to fix the street or something, or to the army or something.

But the idea behind ZAKAT is that you give it to the people that you personally know are in need. And the Quran, as I said, lists the parents first, the relatives, your own - you start with your own people then you go to other strangers in that order.

The fourth pillar of Islam is Zakat charity.

Zakat is obligatory once a year and is 2.5% of your net worth at the time..

Quran specifies the recipients as people you know, beginning with your parents

The fifth pillar of Islam is Hajj pilgrimage to the Holy Land in Mecca.

And this is only, of course, for the people who can afford it. When you can afford it, you go to Mecca and you observe Hajj, and this is commemoration of the prophet Abraham, not the man Abraham but his exemplary submission to God. He thought... he saw a dream one time and he thought that God was commanding him to sacrifice his only son, Ismail.

And he proceeded to carry out this command even though God did not order him to do it. He just thought in a dream that God was ordering him to do it. But he was willing to sacrifice his own son in submission to God, and of course, God intervened to save Ismail and Abraham from this tragedy. And God substituted a sheep to be sacrificed instead of Ismail. And this is what you do when you go to Hajj. So, and Hajj consists of arriving in Mecca dressed

only in untailored clothes, just a sheet or something.

and seamless shoes or sandals, seamless clothes and seamless sandal. The women dress in a regular dress that is simple. So, you cannot tell the rich from the poor.

The fifth pillar of Islam is pilgrimage Hajj to Mecca.

To observe Hajj, you go to Mecca dressed in seamless clothes and seamless sandals. This is for the men.

The women dress modestly in regular modest dress, all white dress, for example, so you cannot tell the rich from the poor. You get to Mecca and you go around the Ka‘bah in Mecca seven times. Then, you go between Safa and Marwah, the knolls of Safa and Marwah seven times. Then, you go to 'Arafat, Mount 'Arafat and you stand there the whole day, which is the 10th day of the twelfth, the last month in

the Islamic calendar. The tenth day of the Hijr. You spend that whole day on Mount 'Arafat commemorating God, worshiping and praying. And then, you go to Mina, it's a little town near Mecca. You go to Mina for two or three days.

Then, you go back to the Ka‘bah, go around it seven times, which is called the farewell circumambulation around the Ka‘bah, and this is it. Now, my advice to you is never to go to Medina because people go to Medina and they ruin their Hajj. They go to the Prophet Muhammad's tomb, mausoleum, and they idolize the prophet and this ruins everything, ruins the whole religion not just Hajj. So, Hajj must be done only in Mecca where you go around the Ka‘bah seven times, between

Safa and Marwah seven times, you go to 'Arafat for one day and to Mina for two or three days, and this is it. These are specific steps that are mentioned in the Quran. And by the way, all these duties in Islam came to us through the prophet Abraham. If you look at Sura 22, the last verse, number 78, you will see that Abraham is the source, is the father of Islam and the father of Muslims. And if you look at Sura number 16 verse 123, you see that the prophet

Muhammad followed the religion of Abraham. Islam is the religion of Abraham. He's the founder of Islam. And all the duties of Islam came from IBRAHIM, not the prophet Muhammad. Muhammad brought the Quran. God brought the Quran through Muhammad. So, this is why some people become confused when you tell them that God says that the Quran is complete, perfect and fully detailed.

Because some of the old traditionalists will say "ok, where is the number of Raka's for the Noon prayer in the Quran?" See, they forget that the contact prayers, the fasting of Ramadan, the ZAKAT charity, and the Hajj pilgrimage, all these duties came to us from Abraham, and the Quran says so. If you look at Sura 21 verse 73, it tells you that Abraham started the Salat and the Zakat. And in Sura 22 entitled Hajj, you see that Abraham is the source of Hajj and so on.

The Quran says clearly that all duties and obligations came to us through the prophet Abraham, and tells us in Sura 22 verse 78 that this is the religion of Abraham. The prophet Muhammad simply contributed the Quran. And the Quran is God's words that came through Muhammad. So, watch for this point and don't let anyone trick you into thinking that the Quran is not complete. The most important

principle in Islam is God ALONE. You must be devoted to God alone. You do not idolize the prophet Muhammad like the Christians did with the prophet Jesus. You devote yourself completely to God alone, and you follow the word of God alone, the Quran alone, no other sources. If you do, you'll nullify all your work, as we see in Sura 39 where God says if you fall in idol worship, all your works are nullified. You may do the Salat, the Zakat,

the charity, the Hajj, the fasting and all this and it will be all in vain unless you are devoted to God alone. And you will declare your SHAHADA "Ash-hadu Alla Elaha Ella Allah." This is it. So, these are the basic essentials of Islam.

All our work would be nullified if we practice idol-worship. We must be devoted to God Alone.

The prohibitions are also important. There are four meats that you cannot eat, for example. And these are number one, animals that die of themselves without human interference. Number two, pork, the meat of pigs. Number three, running blood, running blood that you can put in a glass and cook or drink.

Number four, animals dedicated to other than God that are specifically dedicated to Muhammad or Jesus or Ali or somebody. These are forbidden. So, if you go to the market, you go to Safeway Market, for example, and you look at the meat, if you want to know if it is HALAL, permitted or HARAM, prohibited, you ask yourself these four questions. Is this meat pork? The answer is "no", then did these animals die of themselves without human interference? The answer is "no." Is this

running blood? The answer is "no." Was this meat dedicated to Jesus or to anyone else or Saint Francis? The answer is "no." Therefore, this meat is HALAL. It's ok. You can eat it. If you make it HARAM, if you prohibit it, then you are following some other religion. You're not a Muslim when you do that. So, it is very important to follow specifically what the Quran prohibits. If you prohibit anything else...

some people go to funny lengths like prohibiting soaps and brushes and shoes and things like that, and of course, this is a religion that is not Islam, has nothing to do with Islam.

Four Prohibited Meats 1. Dead Animals. 2. Running Blood. 3. Meat of Pigs. 4. Dedicated to Idols Prohibitions not specifically mentioned in Quran belong to another religion.

Also prohibited are all intoxicants: alcohol, marijuana, anything that will affect your mind. All intoxicants, anything that affects your capacity to think and to have a healthy brain. So, all intoxicating drugs, weeds and alcohol, all these are prohibited. Also, gambling is prohibited. Don't play the lottery. Believe me, it will cost you more than... even if you win the jackpot, you will end up a loser.

Believe me for this is God is in control and He prohibited gambling, games of chance of any kind.

Of course, the major prohibitions are listed in the

adultery is prohibited, murder, stealing, cheating, lying. God wants you to be a perfect person, a nice person. Even breaking the promise is prohibited. You must be a person of your word. You must be a man of your word, or a woman of your word. When you say something, you do it and people must know you as such. This is what a Muslim is all about.

All intoxicants are prohibited: Alcohol, Marijuana, LSD, etc. Anything that alters your mind.

Islam is proven to be the best way to fight drug and alcohol abuse.

Now, some people are fascinated by Hajj pilgrimage and they just want to do it right away. You know, they're fascinated by the exotic country, you know, Saudi Arabia and the trip and all that. But my advice to you is to perfect your religion first. Believe me, it is not a very pleasant trip. There's a million and a half or two million people making pilgrimage and it is a, an exacting trial instead of enjoyment. You're not going as a tourist. It is a difficult process and some people may become disillusioned when they go too

early, before the faith is strong enough. So, be sure you perfect your religion first and then make the Hajj pilgrimage.

One needs to perfect the religion before going to Hajj. About 10 good years of prep'n needed.

Performing Hajj too early, often leads to opposite results. Arrogance..... and loss of faith.

Another thing to guard against with regard to Hajj is that some people go and do the Hajj pilgrimage like I said before their faith is strong enough and they come back puffed up and thinking "you know, I'm perfect now. You know, I'm cool, and nobody is like me. I did Hajj, you know." And it goes to their head.

And it brings the reverse result. They become worse Muslims than better Muslims. So, you want to go and do Hajj pilgrimage after you perfect your religion and this must make you humble, more humble.

And I remember the proverb that says "don't be humble, you're not that great."

Performing Hajj should make us better, humble, Muslims.

Observing the Hajj pilgrimage is very easy. All you do is get ready financially and with your vacations and everything, and then you travel to Saudi Arabia, Jedda.

As soon as you land there, they will assign a guide called "Mutawwif" to you and the Mutawwif and his assistants will tell you exactly what to do. But the main thing is that you memorize the statement "Labbayka Allāhumma Labbyak" means "my Lord, I respond to Your call", "Labbayka Lā Shareeka Laka Labbayk" "I respond to you. There is no partner with You."

And the whole statement will be taught to you by the Mutawwif.

The main statement that you need to know throughout Hajj goes like this "Labbayka Allāhumma Labbyak" which means "my Lord, I respond to Your call." "Labbayka Lā Shareeka Laka Labbayk", "I respond to You. You have no partner. There is no partner with You, I respond to Your call." And this is what it looks like. Here's the first word "Labbayka" which means "I respond to You. I respond to Your call." "Labbayka."

"Allāhumma" which means "my God or our God", "Allāhumma." Labbayka Allāhumma Labbayk.

"Labbayka", "I respond to Your call." "Lā" means no. "Shareeka" means partner or idol. "Lā Shareeka Laka", with You "Labbayk", "I respond to a call." Labbayka Allāhumma Labbyak Labbayka Lā Shareeka Laka Labbayk.

This is all you need. And you utter this statement. You memorize it, and utter it all the time during Hajj, throughout Hajj, any time you change direction, you climb a hill, down a hill, you meet friends, you say that.

Labbayka Allāhumma Labbyak Labbayka Lā Shareeka Laka Labbayk.

The details of the Hajj will be given to you by the guide that will be assigned to you as soon as you arrive in Saudi Arabia.

Number 9, they do their Zakat obligatory charity wrong.

According to their laws now, they give the charity 2.5% of your savings, above $50 that are one year old, once a year. This is the law of charity over there which means the poor will die of starvation by the time you do that.

Now, if you look in the Quran, in Sura 6, we learn that charity must go out whenever you receive money. Any money that enters your pocket and is yours, the net, you take 2.5% - out of every $100 that's $2.5, you give them away to your relatives, not to anybody else. This is the Zakat, the obligatory charity. If you wanna build a school or a mosque or a hospital, that is general charity. That's something else.

But 2.5% of your net income must go to the poor immediately which means a continuous flow of money from people to the relatives, their parents and their cousins and their sisters and brothers and so on. That's the correct way of doing Zakat. And the Quran gives the zakat so much importance, God says "My mercy encompasses all things, but I will designate it for those who give the Zakat." So, this shows... in other words, if you don't give the Zakat, you're out of

God's mercy.

It is very important and they don't do it.

Alhamdu Lillah, Wa Ash-hadu Alla Elaha Ella Allah, Wahdahu La Shareeka Lah.

We praise God and we bear witness that there is no god except the one God.

I want to go to... before I go another subject... Like I said, I'm just chatting with you. I'm not supposed to be giving this Khutba.

I want to emphasize the Dawn prayer.

The Dawn prayer, you have no idea how important the Dawn prayer is. It dawned on me, no pun intended. It just came out.

I was reading the Quran the other day and it dawned on me that God used the word the Dawn prayer.

And when we were growing up, they taught us to do the morning prayer.

And I noticed that even until now, I say "I intend to do the morning prayer", "Salat Al-Subh" in Arabic. That is wrong. If you miss, if the Sun rises before you do the morning prayer, you've missed the Dawn prayer. Because the Quran calls it the Dawn prayer which means it must be done at dawn. And ironically, this morning, there's a commercial now you can hear it. If you listen to the radio, you're gonna hear this

commercial about a truck driver who... listen carefully Iman... a truck driver who is complaining. It's an Anacin commercial. And complaining that he's driving long distances, and he becomes stiff after a long distance. So, again the commercial is saying "don't stay in the same position for a long time. Get out and stretch in order to evade arthritis." And God is telling us to do the Dawn prayer for our benefit.

Because if you want your mental health, before your physical health, you have to get up at dawn and stretch and lubricate your joints at any cost.

And then we have this problem in Canada when I was visiting ten days ago, and people were saying how the alarm... they just shut the alarm off and go back to sleep, and I told them "get the biggest and most obnoxious alarm and put it far away from you at the other end of the room, because this is what you need to do at the beginning." At the beginning, it is difficult to do the Dawn prayer which is an indication to you that your soul is too weak and is unable to control your body. This is a thermometer for you.

Because as you do the Dawn prayer as required by God, your soul will grow and your body will become obedient to you.

And then, it will become easier and easier and then you'll enjoy it actually getting up for the Dawn prayer. But it is for your physical benefit and for your mental benefit. Do the Dawn prayer. Also, if you're here in Masjid Tucson, you're a very special person.

I assure you, you have no idea how special you are and you must - you know the slightest - you must be perfect. You have to do the five prayers. You have to do the Dawn prayer. Because your responsibility is also great. God has given you a great opportunity.

And a great responsibility comes with the deal.

So, you have to do the Dawn prayer, please, the five prayers. But I'm emphasizing right now the Dawn prayer because this is how it is mentioned, for your physical health and your mental health.

Ladies and gentlemen, we are recording this program in August of 1987 because something very important has happened. In fact, you will agree with me that what I'm reporting to you today is the most significant, easily, the most significant event in history. As you know, this world is plagued with many problems: wars, famine, cancer, AIDS, and so on. Because

of my association as a scientist with the United Nations, I had the opportunity to use computers to decode a message from outer space that brings the final solutions to all our problems. I know this sounds unbelievable but once you examine the evidence, you will agree with me.

Before I get to the exciting details, let me share with you a few facts. One of the biggest problems in the world today is war. There is a war going on right now between Iraq and Iran. The Shia Muslims are fighting the Sunni Muslims. The Protestants and the Catholics are fighting in Ireland. The Hindus and the Sikhs are fighting in India. The Jews and the Muslims, the Arabs are fighting in the Middle East. And we all know the mess that is

happening right now in Lebanon. All these people, ironically, the Muslims, the Jews, the Christians, the Hindus, the Sikhs, all of them have one thing in common. They all believe in God.

A message from deep space has been decoded by the computer.

The message is mathematically composed and brings solutions to the world's problems.

The Christians believe in God. The Buddhists believe in God.

The Muslims believe in God. The Hindus, the Mormons, Jehovah witnesses, they all believe in God. The one thing that divides them and causes them to fight with each other is the human factors, human factors such as Jesus, Muhammad, Buddha, Mary, and Joseph Smith, and so on. It is these human factors that cause division among these people. And as intelligent and highly educated

generations of human beings, we can see that if we rise above these human factors and unite on the basis of the one common denominator, the one common link, namely belief in God, there will be no divisions.

God is the One who created you.

God is the One who provides for you.

God is the One who controls your life.

God is the One who will resurrect you.

God is the One who puts you in Heaven.

No one else does any of these things.

The mathematically coded message from outer space comes, as you will agree after examining the physical evidence, comes from the Super Intelligent Creator.

And one of the first thing that it proposes to us in order to solve our problems is to rise above the human factors that divide these people. With all due respect to Jesus, Muhammad, Mary, Joseph Smith, and so on, we must concentrate on the one common link. It is allegiance to these people that divides us and causes the differences and wars. If we succeed in carrying out the first

proposal of this mathematically coded message, we will not fight each other and we will be united and civilized.

If we are all devoted totally to the One who created us, there will be universal unity.

The supernatural mathematically coded message emphasizes that God is the One who created you, that God is the One who provides for you, that God is the One who terminates your life, God is the One who will resurrect you, and that we shall focus on the one common link that binds all of us and not on helpless and powerless people like Muhammad, Buddha, Jesus, and Mary, and so on.

In response to this first suggestion of the super natural message, I am urging you to join me in forming Universal unity through devotion to God alone. This way people will be united. They will not be fanatically biased to human beings, and they will not fight with each other. They will join in the one common factor that they all believe in: God.

Let us do something positive. Let us establish universal unity.

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