Tiedätkö miksi muslimimiehet eivät käytä kultasormuksia?

Mielenkiintoista. Islamissa kulta on kielletty miehiltä, mutta naiset saavat käyttää kultakoruja. Niin kuin moni muukin islamin väite, on tieteellisesti todistettu todeksi nyt kun teknologiamme sen mahdollistaa.

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As is known, Islam has forbidden the use of
gold for men and it has been introduced as a
forbidden practice. However, women have been
allowed to wear gold. According to recent
studies, the number of white blood cells in men
is more than that in women. Meanwhile, men's
contact with gold increases the number of white
blood cells. Naturally however, with the
increase in the number of the white blood cells,

the space for red blood cells and the number of
them decrease to a noticeable degree. In fact, the
use of gold in men disrupts the balance between
white and red blood cells (1). This will lead to
occurrence of anemia in men and on the other
hand, will cause blood cancer. All of the
disruptions occur in the blood cells of men's
bodies. But a question may arise here; why can
women use gold? If gold impacts the blood cells
of men, women must not be an exception to this.
It should be said that studies carried out on women’s

Atei Gh, et al

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body structure have shown minor differences
between the body structure of males and
females. Gold contains rays which pass through
body skin and influence blood cells. This is
quite true for men (2). But it does not apply to
the women because there is a layer of fat
between the skin and flesh in women, which
does not exist in men. It is this fat layer which
guards against the penetration of harmful rays of
gold into women's bodies."