Originally Posted by umarabbas

Brother, what was the conclusion? Is it a myth or not? that is what the examiner expects at the end of the essay and it better be there. So if you support it in case of Islamic Systems, that means that gender equality is not a myth it requires the right conditions one may say.

as far as the written qualified friend of yours point of view is concerned, he is totally right. i had dealt with that in my own way. I dealt it under the Introduction to Genders section where i pointed out the predominantly there are 2 genders, masculine and feminine. The third gender is either a mutation (anomaly one may say) or a choice (more recently) and i am not taking them into consideration