"Verily we offered the trust unto the heavens and the earth and the mountains, but they refused to bear it, and were afraid thereof..." "33:72"
Further, He considered all natural potentials to belong altogether to man, referring to them with plural form and with expressions like: "He made subservient unto you, created for you, and made for you":
"And made subservient unto you whatsoever is in the heavens and whatsoever is in the earth." "45:13"
"He it is Who created for you all that is in the earth..." "2:29"
"Who made the earth a bed "resting place" for you and the sky a structure and causeth water to descend from heaven..." "2:22"
In regard of educating the human beings, the plural pronoun with terms of man are used:
" "God", The Beneficent, Taught He the Quran. He created man, He taught him expression." "55:14"
" "He" Who taught "to write" with the pen. "He" taught man what he knew not." "96:45"
In regard of delegating the apostles and legislating a religion, and sending down a scripture also there is no distinguishment of differentiation:
"He it is Who raised among the ummies "illiterates" an Apostle from among themselves, reciting unto them His signs, and purifying them, and teaching them the Book "Quran" and wisdom..." "62:2"
Is there any difference in the objective of creation of woman and man? Has the Quran stated any distinction between women and men in this respect? The answers for these