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[quote][b]Asa wb Zest, I really appreciated your answer, which made a lot of sense.  I agree that even though the Holy Qur’an refers to the masculine gender (regarding most general topics), these very same topics apply to the women too.

I know there are some topics where certain issues are different between men and women.  To show the difference I noticed that Allah Swt would use the feminine gender in the Holy Qur’an, for e.g. covering up of men and women (where women need to cover up more than men), inheritance, marriage on earth etc.  This is a very logical setting Allah Swt has used to show where topics regarding men and women are different.

So it doesn’t make sense that scholars say hoors are for men alone when Allah Swt didn’t mention the reward of women to show the difference.  I find this very odd, because in all other areas of the Qur’an where women issues are different from men Allah Swt would mention it.

Allah Swt has been so clear about everything else regarding the differences between men and women, why not with rewards?

This can only prove that hoors are much more likely to be for men and women.  The Holy Qu’ran is supposed to be simple and easy to understand, a lot of it is to do with logic and common sense.  The Holy Qur’an is the book of justice. 
 
So Allah Swt treats men and women as equal human beings regardless of gender.  Allah Swt does not favour one gender over the other, and so to prove this Allah Swt would not have any general topic in the Holy Qur’an only applying to one gender when the topic itself should concern both.  Therefore the rewards of paradise come under a general topic and should apply to both men and women.

It’s common sense because both men and women desire the rewards of Allah Swt.   [/b][/quote]

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