The Mahdi Times The Mahdi Times Issue #25 December 2014 | Page 8

Fikri Interpretation of Book of
Numbers chapter 27.
So this is an example of a
legislation which is believed by
the Christians and the Jews to
be a Divine legislation and law.
And this legislation does not
make the inheritance between a
man and a woman equal, so is
this also considered oppression
or is it enough to say just as
some people do now that the
Church does not obligate the
applications of the Laws on the
pretext that Jesus (pbuh) did
not judge among the people?!
But the reality is that if Jesus
(pbuh) had the chance to judge,
he would have judged and
adjudicated by the
ruling/judgement of Allah, the
Glorious, the Exalted. And it has
been presented in the Gospels,

17 Do not think that I have come
to abolish the law or the
prophets; I have come not to
abolish but to fulfil. 18 For truly
I tell you, until heaven and earth
pass away, not one letter, not
one stroke of a letter, will pass
from the law until all is
accomplished. 19 Therefore,
whoever breaks one of the least
of these commandments, and

teaches others to do the same,
will be called least in the
kingdom of heaven; but whoever
does them and teaches them will
be called great in the kingdom of
heaven. The New Testament
The Gospel of Matthew
Chapter 5.
So is this legislation and Divine
Law which Moses (pbuh) came
with, and Jesus (pbuh)
approved it, because it is within
the law, is it possible to
describe it as being oppressive
to a woman because it does not
make her and the man equal?!
Then even if we accept