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===Miracles=== | ===Miracles=== | ||
* Miracle 1: "''The word rajul (man) and the word amra (woman) are both mentioned 24 times. That is a miracle and it means men and women are equal.''" | * Miracle 1: "''The word rajul (man) and the word amra (woman) are both mentioned 24 times. That is a miracle and it means men and women are equal.''" | ||
** The word count 25 | ** The word count 25 is achieved by ignoring all dual and plural forms. | ||
** 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. | ||
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** There are 23 pairs of human chromosomes in a cell. So there are 46 chromosomes. | ** There are 23 pairs of human chromosomes in a cell. So there are 46 chromosomes. | ||
* 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 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. | ||