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      Does Arabic do injustice to women?

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      • Date March 17, 2014
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      Like most languages some words in arabic can have more than one meaning, getting the right meaning will depend on the context of the text.

      In arabic there are five places where the meaning can be tricky for women.

      First : If a man is alive then he is حي and the woman would be حية
      حي (adjective) = alive
      حية (adjective) = alive For women
      حية (Noun) = Snake

      So that could mean the women is alive or a snake.

      Second: If the man answered a question right we would call him “مصيب” and the woman would be “مصيـبة”
      مصيب (adjective) = is right
      مصيبة (adjective) = is right For women
      مصيبة (Noun) = disaster

      So that could mean the women is right -in opinion- or a disaster.

      Third: If the man became a judge we would call him “قاضى” and the woman would be “قاضية”
      قاضي (Noun) = judge
      قاضية (Noun) = judge
      قاضية (adjective) = is the great catastrophe that leave a person destroyed – physically or mentally like the knockout punch –

      Forth: if a man has a hobby of sport or another interesting activity we call him هاو and the woman would be “هاوية”
      هاو (adjective) = amateur
      هاوية (adjective) = amateur
      هاوية(Noun) = is a name of the hell

      fifth :when a man enters the Parliament, he is called نائب and the woman would be “نائبة”
      نائب (Noun) = Deputy
      نائبة (Noun) = Deputy
      نائبة (Noun) = is the sister of disaster

      P.S. this Topic is just for Fun.

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