And referring back to the table for sale on Ebay, she certainly was

I choose to be an atheist a long time ago. I have looked at many religions over the years and have found that most religious people interpret religion to suit their  needs  or lives. 

Is this not exactly the same reason why you chose to be an atheist?....So what is new?

Read.....

"What I will say may surprise both Muslims who "know" women´s place and non-Muslims who "know" what Islam means for women. It is this: I am a Muslim, a theologian, and a women´s rights activist, and while I am critical in a number of ways of the life that most Muslim societies offer to women, twenty years of theological study, as well as my own deepest faith, convince me that in real Islam, the Islam of the Qur´an, women and men are equals. Liberating ideas lie at the heart of most enduring faiths, and Islam shares in these. Two themes in particular strike me as being of the highest importance. The first is the fundamental equality of humans before God. The other is religion´s revolutionary aim of human liberation. From religion should come freedom to seek understanding of the will of God and life´s purpose, and freedom to honor God´s creation through self-development and striving toward God´s ends. "

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.........on the contrary.....it does not make you not a Muslim, it makes you a gone astray Muslim....

and I think your idea of equality is off

....of course females and males are equal...but they are different.

They are Members of one another.....

NO

Let us do it for you,

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No need to argue, I have already posted this link but here we go again:

Is there a God?

There is a God in everybodies mind........whichever way they choose to interpret him!

Ahm...since keeping the debate light-hearted didn´t work - nope, there isn´t a God in everybody´s mind. There´s no God in mine

   and that´s your choice of interpretation