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Why is it always pronoun "He" (="Huwa") but not "She" (="Hiya") ?

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    Salaam/Peace to all brothers and sisters,

    here we will clearly see the Reason why it is always pronoun "he" (="huwa")
    specifically used for/in all such situations here throughout the whole QURAN TESTAMENT.

    ===============
    97- Whoever works for a Righteous-Deed, whether "male" or "female," and "he" (="huwa" = refers to that
    "male" or/and "female" equally here) is a believer,

    We will give "him" (="hu" refers to that "male" or/and "female" equally here again) a good life

    and We will reward "them" (="hum" refers to all of those "males" or/and "females" equally here again) their dues
    with the best of what they are working for.

    QURAN TESTAMENT 16/97

    So we can clearly and unmistakably see the Fact that
    these essentially masculine pronouns in Arabic above

    "he" (="huwa")
    and then
    "them" (="hum")

    have thus specifically been used to refer to that "male" or/and "female" equally above
    and also throughout the whole QURAN TESTAMENT as well.

    But these essentially feminine pronouns in Arabic

    "she" (="hiya")
    and then
    "them" (="hunna")

    have always been used exclusively and only to refer to "females" --(and never to "males&quot--
    throughout the whole QURAN TESTAMENT.

    And therefore, we can also clearly and unmistakably understand the Reason now
    why it is always referred to our Lord AL-LAH as "He" (="Huwa")
    throughout the whole QURAN TESTAMENT.

    Because had it ever been referred to our Lord AL-LAH as "She" (="Hiya")
    then --(from grammatic/linguistic standpoint)-- we would have absolutely had to conclude that our Lord AL-LAH
    must exclusively and only be a "woman/female," in the first place,

    but because that it is always referred to our Lord AL-LAH as "He" (="Huwa")
    we can thus legitimately, clearly and unmistakably see the Fact that

    our Lord AL-LAH is neither a "man/male" nor a "woman/female," (42/11 = 112/1-4), first of all,

    but HE is the most Wise and perfect Creator of all "men/males" and "women/females," equally,
    from the very beginning.

    =QURAN TESTAMENT 16/97 & 33/35 & .........

    Remain in peace/salaam.

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