Zakir Naik – Overall, Men and Women are Equal, but Each has a Degree of Advantage in Certain Aspects

			And I have to repeat the example given
		

			by my son. That if in a class,
		

			2 students A and B,
		

			both get 80 out of 100, both come
		

			out 1st in the class, and if we
		

			analyze the answer sheet, there are 10 answers
		

			to 10 questions.
		

			In answer to question number 1, student a
		

			gets 9 out of 10.
		

			And student b gets 9 out of 10.
		

			So shouldn't a have the degree of advantage
		

			over b in answer number 1.
		

			In answer to question 2,
		

			shouldn't b get 9 out of 10 and
		

			shouldn't a get 9 out of 10. So
		

			in answer to question number 2, shouldn't b
		

			have the degree of advantage over a.
		

			All the remaining answers
		

			from question number 3 to question number 10,
		

			all the remaining 8 answers, both a and
		

			b get 8 out of 10. So if
		

			you add up, student a also gets 80
		

			out of 100. Student b also gets 80
		

			out of 100. But student a has advantage
		

			over b in answer number 1. And student
		

			b has the advantage over a in answer
		

			number 2.
		

			But overall, both are equal. Similarly,
		

			in Islam, men and women are equal, but
		

			equality doesn't mean equality. In some aspects, the
		

			men have a degree advantage. In some aspects,
		

			the women have a degree advantage.