Salam Truth Seeker
Sorry I had to repost this, modifying time for the previous post was up
. I apologise for the inconvinience. But I feel like I am repeating myself and We both understand each of our points but we are not convinced. I think it is time to agree to disagree. This is most probably going to be my last post on this topic but before that I wanted to clarify my position ( u are free to think of this as female gibber-gabber
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I have posted before that verses were usually revealed in a context sometimes to deal with a particular situation that arose at that time and beleivers wanted divine guidance . I am not denying that the verse was not revealed during an event when women were fighting amongst themselves. It very well maybe. But that does not give us a reason to conclude women in general are more prone to fighting, gossiping or backbiting. And depending on the context the message was written using a male or female subject. But I do not think or believe that either women were singled out because they are more prone to gossiping or that men were singled out because they are more prone to homosexual behaviour. The Quran doesn't say that. The Quran always makes use of a context while giving out a ruling or law but sweeping generalisations were not made in either of the verses we were discussing.
I have shared research because neither does the scripture say such nor is there data to support ur assertion, on the contrary research papers can be found with just the opposite conclusion that men are more prone to gossiping. When scripture does not say such a thing, we have to rely on real life data. But there are researches where women were found to be more prone to gossiping and there are researches where men were found to enjoy gossip more. So, we can conclude that both men and women gossip and the issue is very subjective.
Anyways, we can just agree to disagree.