What does submission to God mean? In Christianity it is to love your neighbor as yourself. The Jews who has Torah also arrived at (almost) the same conclusion, that if you don't want something to be done to you, don't do to others.
God has a very consistent message between Torah and Gospel, that is how Jews/Christians, one has the Law the other has Gospel can arrive at the same conclusion, and Jesus didn't come and say the Torah is corrupted, he come to confirm.
Jesus fulfilled the law because none of us can go to heaven by just obey the law, because we can't, Jesus said it in that if you hate your brother, it is murder, if you look at women lustfully, it is adultery.
Basically God told us plainly we all fail, the only way to go to heaven is by God's grace. Torah is written only for Jews, apply to a certain place and time (can you still worship and sacrifice at the Temple?). The Word of God has spoken, to kill a adulteries women, you have to be sinless, or you can't cast the stone.
On the other hand, the Quran is full of conflicts, you are conflict with it on the issue of kill a Muslims who converts, on its message that Christians and Jews has their book, using the same code of conduct (ISIS), and even if Israel belongs to the Jews. Just how liberal can you be with your own holy book? Are you serious about what's written in it, or is that because you found if you take it seriously, it does not make sense?
God has given us the ability to know good and evil, we should prepare our heart to humble ourselves and repent to God. Will keep praying for you.
Love your neighbors is a practice of Submission but doesn't mean Submission.
Submission means to be obedient to the laws all Laws exactly as El-Messiah lived.
Love you neighbor is in Quran and Hadeeth.
You'll make doubt that you didn't read Gospels and Torah ever.
What consistency between Gospel(s) and Torah ?
Do the Jews agree with you? What they think about you?
The Jews don't even recognize El-Messiah, they doubt that even a Rabbi with this name ever existed. right?
Torah is talking about one unique God no Son no Father only one God.
El-Messiah lived as per the Laws and asked people to obey it.
Torah has Laws for Just Eye with Eye....
Gospel(s) don't have any Laws
Torah is pushing people to defend themselves and restore what has been taken simply to fight Romans
Gospel(s) creates a Do-nothing slave person who gives Caesar whatever he wants, pay taxes to Roman Empires because they're neighbors , Carry the Roman soldier stuff for 2 miles even if he asks for 1 mile only, turn left side to be slapped again
Gospel(s) directs you to do Submission to human beings not to Allah.
You are not obeying the Laws and you're saying it's not even able to be applied.
You're saying tat Torah is written only for Jews, apply to a certain place and time. The question is Why did you add it to Gospel? What is the benefit ? Is it to keep it from being lost? Why do you study it?
You dropping Old/New testimony and Laws and keep "good with neighbors" and ask my How liberal I can be with Quran?
The answer is NO, No Muslim can waive or drop single verse in Quran.
It's a living book, should be applied completely from beginning to end.
Again, I'll ask you same Question. What does the Law in Torah says about people who converts out from religion ?