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[quote][quote][purple]The word 'Aza' in Qur'an has been translated at all other places as 'discomfort' or 'pain' except at this particular place where it has been translated by most scholars including Maulana Maudoodi, Amin Islahi Sahib and Javaid Ghamidi Sahib as 'impurity' the Arabic word for which is'Rijs'[/purple][/quote]
 If so, In Sura Fatiha why “yaom-i-din” is used while at many other places, ““yaom-al-akhir” and “yaom-al-qiamat” is used. 
[quote][purple]………'impurity' which gives an unnecessary feeling of superiority to men in general, which actually is not there in this regard of purification.[/purple][/quote]
[b]In Koran (2:222) [hl]Hatta yatharn (until cleaned), Faiza tatharn (if become cleaned,[/hl] are also used which you are deliberately ignoring keeping in your mind that nobody has any copy of Koran except you alone.[/b]
[quote][purple]God has given the woman lot of concession during these days. She has been given a leave from the ritual of 5 times prayers schedule with ablution and all the formalities. Similarly she is allowed to postpone fasting and other worship rituals like Hajj and Umrah.[/purple][/quote]
If it is only discomfort, surely men would also have been granted by the Creator the same concession in such situations (any discomfort). Or you are trying to say that men are more superior who are freely ALLOWED to appear before God (prayers, fasting, Hajj and Umrah and other worships).

[b][red]Why your so called article was rejected, it’s now very clear even to a common man.[/red][/b][/quote]

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