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Man and woman word count in the Qur'an (view source)
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** Forms with suffixes and prefixes are suddenly counted although in the 365 days miracle, they were not counted. | ** Forms with suffixes and prefixes are suddenly counted although in the 365 days miracle, they were not counted. | ||
** All the words meaning "man" with the root امر are ignored. | ** All the words meaning "man" with the root امر are ignored. | ||
** This word count includes the controversial word (رَجُلًا, rajulan) from the verse 7:155, which is in the singular form, but is clearly talking about ''seventy men'' (سَبْعِينَ رَجُلًا, sabAAeena rajulan). Wouldn't it be more logical to count it as plural? | ** This word count includes the controversial word (رَجُلًا, rajulan) from the verse 7:155, which is in the singular form, but is clearly talking about ''seventy men'' (سَبْعِينَ رَجُلًا, ''sabAAeena rajulan''). Wouldn't it be more logical to count it as plural? | ||
** The number 24 doesn't signify anything and seems to be a product of coincidence. Wouldn't Allah make the number more interesting if he wanted to do a numerical miracle? | ** The number 24 doesn't signify anything and seems to be a product of coincidence. Wouldn't Allah make the number more interesting if he wanted to do a numerical miracle? | ||
** Equality in word count does not imply equality under law. | ** Equality in word count does not imply equality under law. | ||