Quran The Final Testament

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The Key1 The Heifer2 The Amramites3 The Women4 The Feast5 The Livestock6 The Purgatory7 The Spoils of War8 Ultimatum9 Jonah10 Hood11 Joseph12 The Thunder13 Abraham14 The Hijr Valley15 The Bee16 The Children of Israel17 The Cave18 Mary19 T-H20 The Prophets21 The Pilgrimage22 The Believers23 The Light24 The Statute Book25 The Poets26 The Ant27 The History28 The Spider29 The Romans30 Luqmaan31 Prostration32 The Parties33 Sheba34 Initiator35 Y-S36 The Arrangers37 S38 The Throngs39 Forgiver40 Detailed41 Consultation42 The Ornaments43 The Smoke44 The Kneeling45 The Dunes46 Muhammed47 Victory48 The Walls49 Q50 Driver of the Winds51 Mount Sinai52 The Stars53 The Moon54 The Gracious55 The Inevitable56 Iron57 The Debate58 The Exodus59 The Test60 The Column61 Friday62 The Hypocrites63 Mutual Blaming64 Divorce65 Prohibition66 Kingship67 The Pen68 Incontestable69 The Heights70 Noah71 Jinns72 Cloaked73 The Hidden Secret74 Resurrection75 The Human76 Dispatched77 The Event78 The Snatchers79 He Frowned80 The Rolling81 The Shattering82 The Cheaters83 The Rupture84 The Galaxies85 The Bright Star86 The Most High87 Overwhelming88 Dawn89 The Town90 The Sun91 The Night92 The Forenoon93 Cooling the Temper94 The Fig95 The Embryo96 The Destiny97 The Proof98 The Quake99 The Gallopers100 The Shocker101 Hoarding102 The Afternoon103 The Backbiter104 The Elephant105 Quraish Tribe106 Charity107 Bounty108 The Disbelievers109 Triumph110 Thorns111 Absoluteness112 Daybreak113 People114

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Submitters Perspective · April 2016

In the darkness Jonah realized only God could save him, and when he turned to God, his hostile surroundings became a means of his rescue.“Now in this darkness, he realized that no creature on Earth could help him and only God could save him.”“All of a sudden, this seemingly hostile environment was now used for Jonah's service. The fish became a vehicle for his transportation and carried him to the desert. God bestowed His mercy on Jonah.”

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Jonah abandoned his mission thinking God could not control him, was swallowed by a fish, prayed to God, was saved, and was sent to over a hundred thousand people who believed.“He abandoned his mission in protest, thinking that God could not control him.”“He implored God from the darkness, calling out, " There is no god other than You. Be You glorified. I have committed a gross sin. " God responded to him and saved him from the crisis.”“Jonah was then sent to more than a hundred thousand people proclaiming the message: worship God alone. The community believed and was relieved from humiliating retribution and was made a prosperous community.”

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Jonah's gross sin was a form of idol worship, because he thought God does not control everything.“Jonah committed a gross sin. He committed a form of idol worship, thinking that God does not control everything.”

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Jonah's prayer affirms God's oneness and that God does everything, declares God free from any fault or injustice, and admits one's own wrongdoing.“This affirms belief in the oneness of God and acknowledges that God is doing everything. "Be You glorified." This statement declares God is free from any fault or injustice. All of His creations are purposeful and appropriate.”"I have committed a gross sin." He is admitting by viewing his life experiences in absence of the first two statements, he has done wrong and harmed himself.

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When we let anger, stress, or sadness control us, we rebel against God's plan, and we can use Jonah's prayer to get out of our own crises.“We might allow our emotions of anger, stress, sadness, etc. to control our lives during situations. During those instances we are rebelling against God, not remembering that these experiences are His plan for us.”“Jonah prayed to God to get him out of this crisis. We can use this same prayer to help us out of our crisis.”“We end up in darkness for the period of time that we are not remembering God.”

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