I read Khair-un-Nisa’s post on Scientific Morality.
I then came across the theory below and am reproducing it for input from people more knowledgable with this branch of Science.
There are certain children born with an undistinguishable sex they are hermaphrodites and look mostly female at birth and could grow in either direction into a boy or a girl.
However some of these are klinefelters. Men have XY chromasomes, women have XX chromosomes, klinefelters have XXY.
Technically a klinefelter is male because of the presence of the Y chromosome. However a hermaphrodite klinefelter could grow either way into a male or female. Usually a kleinfelter hermaphrodite would grow up to be sterile, but there is such a phenomenon as parthenogenesis.
In parthenogesis temperature and chemicals are used to induce an ovum to develop into a new individual without fertilisation.
The question is, if the right conditions for parthenogesis were present then could a kleinfelter’s ovum develop into a baby without fertilisation? as in homogenesis in invertibrate forms of life, such a baby would have to be female, but only if the mother was a kleinfelter could the Y chromosome be present to make the baby into a male.
This brings us to an interesting point. Why does the Quran in Chapter 3 verse 36 interject the exclamation of Mary’s mother that she had given birth to a girl to state the obvious “the male not being as the female”?
Could there be a clue here that the child Mary was in fact an hermaphrodite kleinfelter being technically male not the same as a normal female because of the presence of a Y chromasome?
As is usually the case with every miracle there is usually a scientific explanation for it if not, then it simply means that we have not found the explanations yet.
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