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Man and woman word count in the Qur'an (view source)
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** The word count for singular "man" can be 23 (if we don't count the controversial word in the verse 7:155, as mentioned earlier), but the word count for singular "woman" is 24. | ** The word count for singular "man" can be 23 (if we don't count the controversial word in the verse 7:155, as mentioned earlier), but the word count for singular "woman" is 24. | ||
** Word count in this miracle contradicts the word count in previous miracle. | ** Word count in this miracle contradicts the word count in previous miracle. | ||
* Where is the miracle in the word count of "male" and "female"? Male is mentioned 12 times in the singular and female is mentioned 18 times. Does this mean that females are superior to males? | * Where is the miracle in the word count of "male" and "female"? Male is mentioned 12 times in the singular and female is mentioned 18 times. Does this mean that females are superior to males? | ||
===Other conclusions=== | ===Other conclusions=== | ||
* The actual word count: The word man (''rajul'') in all its forms appears 55 times, while the word woman (''amra'' 26 + ''nisa'' 59) 85 times. | |||
* The word "woman" unlike the word "man" is often in the form of "my woman", "his woman", "your woman"... which indicates the "women are a property of men" mentality. | * The word "woman" unlike the word "man" is often in the form of "my woman", "his woman", "your woman"... which indicates the "women are a property of men" mentality. | ||