Originally posted by: attiya1.3
Your post is perfect example of how one should never say anything until he has knowledge of topic.
Same way ,is a cannot show female qazi as its not in religion.
I ,as a Muslim have believe that whatever written in Quran is truth and applied on everything and we have proper justification to it.
You cannot question religion until you have complete knowledge of it.even I have 99% issues with Hinduism, Christianity and other religions but, this is not place to discuss and question ones belief .
Moreover you compared two different aspect.treating boys and girls equally in house or what's their position in inheritance, gawahi is different.
Muslims treat and respect women to highest levels .that's why population of women ,as described by nature , is high in Muslim countries as compared to a nation who just poses to worship women.( I know this feels bad and bitter but that's what I felt when you questioned Quran )
Questioning is not a problem but, way of questions matter.
And if you research, why those two laws are mentioned, you will find answers..why two women equal to one man in gawahi and inherentence.
BTW, inherentence law benefits women...men get double share as he runs a family, have to do kifalat of entire family...in other way he is instructed to spend that double share on women of his family.and women gets his own share which belongs to her only...( is this partiality ??)
Gawahi...as you read...women by nature tends to forget things.that's why we work hard on studies etc to remember as compared to boys who are naturally blessed...that's scientific readearch...not said by Quran.
Its said so if one women forgets, other can make her remember ...that's it...its not said there gawahi is not accepted.
Hope I am lenient with my words...
Cheers.😊
P.s: until now is a has done brilliant job with research.
Unlike beinteha ,where women was getting married with ex husband without halala and clearly said" I don't accept shariah laws" ...
I have faith they will go by laws otherwise its better to shut rather than giving false information about religion.