verset 282 du deuxième chapitre

[nerjes]

ce n'est pas une coincidence qd on continue de critiquer l'islam ;et en meme temps les preuves continuent d'etre en faveur de l'islam
le verset 282 du chapitre 2 du coran ,concernant le temoignage des femmes
""Faites-en témoigner par deux témoins d'entre vos hommes; et à défaut de deux hommes, un homme et deux femmes d'entre ceux que vous agréez comme témoins, en sorte que si l'une d'elles s'égare, l'autre puisse lui rappeler.""
ce verset montre que la femme peut oublier facilement c'est pour ça ,il est necessaire que deux femmes témoignent ,et ce n'est pas à cause de confiance comme pense certains ignorants ,car on se contente du témoignage d'une seule femme concernant d'autres sujets (car dans ce verset Dieu parle de question financière)
comparer ce verset avec une étude récente sur l'effet de la grossesse :voici le lien
http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/conditio ... index.html
CNN) -- Science has now confirmed what expectant moms already know: Carrying a baby makes them more forgetful.

A recent study by two Australian researchers has found that pregnant women do experience a slight loss of memory -- and in many cases, the forgetfulness continues after birth.

The memory loss is subtle, and usually involves unfamiliar or demanding tasks, Dr. Julie Henry, one of the authors of the study, told CNN on Tuesday.

"What we found is that memory tasks which are more challenging or more novel, or those that would require multitasking -- these types of tasks are likely to be disrupted," said Henry, a senior lecturer in Sydney's University of New South Wales.

For example, a pregnant woman is more likely to forget a new telephone number, but she is able to recall a number she has dialed many times before, Henry said.

Henry and her colleague, Dr. Peter Rendell of Melbourne's Australian Catholic University, analyzed 14 studies from around the world that tested the memory performances of more than 1,000 women -- expectant women, mothers and non-pregnant females.

The study, published in the Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, found that the memory loss can extend up to a year after birth.

The researchers could not establish whether the forgetfulness lasts longer because none of the research they analyzed went beyond the one-year observational period
Henry and Rendell said that more research is needed to determine what causes the loss at such a critical period of a woman's life. It may result from hormonal changes or from a lifestyle shift, Henry said.

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