وصلني كتاب شيّق بعنوان فهم نفسية المرأة للدكتور جاسم المطوع. يقول في مقدمته: إن البعض يصف المرأة بالتلّون والتقلّب، والبعض الآخر يصفها بأنها مخلوقة تجمع بين المتناقضات؛ ففي الحمل والولادة تجمع بين الألم والسعادة، وتجاه شقاوة الأبناء تجمع بين التذمر منهم وبين الحب لهم والخوف عليهم، وتجاه الزوج تجمع بين رفضه وبين التسمك به والغيرة عليه، وتتألم من قسوة الأب وشدته وتدعو له بطول العمر؛ لشعورها بالأمن في قربه، وفي بعض المواقف تجمع بين الضحك والبكاء.
فهل المرأة يصعب فهمها، أم أن التعامل معها لا يعرف نفسيتها وطريقة تفكيرها؟ من الصعب بل والمستحيل أن تدرك نفسية المرأة، والكلمات التي تحب سماعها.
يقول المؤلف إن هناك قصصاً واقعيةً عشتها مع ذكائها وطريقة تفكيرها، ومتى تفكر المرأة بترك بيتها والاستغناء عن زوجها، ومتى ينكسر قلبها، لتساعد كل من يتعامل معها أن يستوعبها لينسجم مع عاطفتها وعقلها، فالمرأة إنسانة ينبغي احترامها وتقديرها وحُسن معاملتها، وقد أوصانا رسولنا الكريم -صلى الله عليه وسلم- بحُسن تربيتها بنتاً، وحُسن معاملتها زوجة، وحُسن برها أُماً، وحُسن احترامها أُختاً.
انتهت المقدمة، وأوصي بقراءة الكتاب، فمواضيعه جدّاً شيقة وتجاربه ثرية، وتعليقي على الكتاب أن المرأة كائن فريد تنسج شخصيتها من خيوط العاطفة قبل العقل، ومن نبض المشاعر أكثر من منطق الحسابات. هي لا ترى العالم كما نراه نحن، بل تراه من خلال قلب نابض وشعور متدفق، وهذا ليس نقصاً بل طبيعة خلقها التي تؤهلها لدور الأمومة والاحتواء، لا الصراع والمنطق البارد.
تركيبها الفسيولوجي وتحولاتها الهرمونية تجعل حالتها المزاجية في تغير مستمر، مما ينعكس على ردود أفعالها وتقييمها للمواقف. لذا، فإن محاولة رسم خارطة ثابتة للتعامل معها تشبه محاولة تثبيت الغيم أو احتواء المدّ في زجاجة.
وقد أدرك النبي الكريم -صلى الله عليه وسلم- هذه الطبيعة حين قال: «المرأة خُلِقت من ضلع، وإن أعوج شيء في الضلع أعلاه، فإن ذهبت تقيمه كسرته، وإن تركته لم يزل أعوج، فاستمتعوا بهن». لم تكن هذه دعوة لتحمل العوج كعيب، بل لفهم الاختلاف كجزء من جمالها، والتعامل معه بتقبل لا بتصحيح، وبصبر لا بصدام. إكرام المرأة لا يكون بفرض قوالب عقلانية عليها، بل في احتوائها وقت انفعالها، وتمرير ردودها العابرة، وفهم أن خلف كل ثورة شعوراً غالباً، وخلف كل دمعة قصة لم تُحكَ.
الممكن في التعامل مع المرأة أن تُحبها كما هي، أن تفهمها لا أن تُعدلها، أن تصغي حين تصرخ، وتطمئنها حين تخاف، وتربت على كتفها حين تتقلب مشاعرها. أما المستحيل، فهو أن تُخضعها لمعادلات منطقية جافة، أو أن تتوقع منها ثباتاً عاطفيّاً ينافي فطرتها.
في النهاية، ليست المرأة لغزاً معقداً، لكنها ببساطة كائن لا يُفهم بالعقل فقط، بل يُفهم بالحب والاحتواء. وهذا قد لا يدركه إلا من عقله قُدَّ من الذكاء الاصطناعي.
آدم لم يفهم حواء فكانت النتيجة مأساوية نعيشها كلنا حتى اللحظة. قصة هابيل وقابيل ودور المرأة فيها.
قصص الأنبياء والعظماء والقواد وتأثير المرأة في مسيرة حياتهم بين منتحر وهارب وعايش في مشفى الأمراض النفسية أو مجنون في الشوارع.
النتيجة أن لا أحد يستطيع أن يضع خارطة طريق ليتعامل بموجبها مع المرأة أو يعرف حقيقة ما بداخلها، فهي متقلبة المزاج، خصبة الخيال، خاصة في أمور النكد وتنغيص الحياة.
تحكمها حالة خاصة تتمحور في سرعة تغير مزاجها وتحكم هرموناتها وحبها الدائم للنكد.
لتسعد مع أي أنثى تتعامل معها عليك بهذه العبارة: «كلما زاد غباؤك زادت سعادتك!»، بمعنى أن الأغبياء هم من يعيشون السعادة في تعاملهم مع المرأة، والمصيبة الكبرى أن النساء لا يتشابهن أبداً، ففي داخل كل أنثى حكاية ونفسية وتفكير وهرمونات مختلفة وشبكة داخلية معقدة تختلف من أنثى لأخرى، فالمرأة لا تتكرر، هي نسيج وحدها، ولا تشملها خارطة طريق الأخريات.
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I received an intriguing book titled "Understanding the Psychology of Women" by Dr. Jassim Al-Mutawa. In his introduction, he says: Some describe women as changeable and fickle, while others describe them as beings that embody contradictions; during pregnancy and childbirth, they combine pain and happiness, and regarding the mischief of their children, they blend complaints about them with love for them and concern for their well-being. Toward their husbands, they oscillate between rejection and clinging to them, feeling jealous. They suffer from the harshness of their fathers and pray for their long lives, feeling secure in their presence. In some situations, they combine laughter and tears.
So, is it difficult to understand women, or is it that dealing with them does not recognize their psychology and way of thinking? It is difficult, if not impossible, to grasp the psychology of women and the words they love to hear.
The author states that there are real stories he has lived through regarding their intelligence and way of thinking, when a woman thinks about leaving her home and giving up her husband, and when her heart breaks, to help everyone who interacts with her to understand her and harmonize with her emotions and mind. A woman is a human being who deserves respect, appreciation, and kind treatment. Our noble Messenger - peace be upon him - advised us to treat her well as a daughter, to treat her kindly as a wife, to honor her as a mother, and to respect her as a sister.
The introduction has ended, and I recommend reading the book, as its topics are very interesting and its experiences are rich. My comment on the book is that a woman is a unique being who weaves her personality from threads of emotion before reason, and from the pulse of feelings more than from logical calculations. She does not see the world as we do; rather, she sees it through a beating heart and flowing emotions. This is not a deficiency but rather a part of her nature that qualifies her for the role of motherhood and nurturing, not for conflict and cold logic.
Her physiological makeup and hormonal changes keep her mood in constant flux, which reflects on her reactions and evaluations of situations. Therefore, attempting to draw a fixed map for dealing with her is akin to trying to stabilize clouds or contain a tide in a bottle.
The noble Prophet - peace be upon him - understood this nature when he said: "Woman was created from a rib, and the most crooked part of the rib is its top. If you try to straighten it, you will break it, and if you leave it, it will remain crooked. So enjoy them." This was not a call to endure crookedness as a flaw, but to understand differences as part of her beauty, and to deal with them with acceptance rather than correction, with patience rather than confrontation. Honoring women does not mean imposing rational molds on them, but rather containing them during their emotional outbursts, allowing their transient reactions to pass, and understanding that behind every outburst is a prevailing feeling, and behind every tear is a story untold.
What is possible in dealing with women is to love them as they are, to understand them rather than to change them, to listen when they scream, to reassure them when they are afraid, and to pat their shoulders when their feelings fluctuate. What is impossible is to subject them to dry logical equations or to expect them to maintain emotional stability that contradicts their nature.
In the end, women are not a complicated puzzle; they are simply beings that cannot be understood by reason alone but rather through love and nurturing. This may only be understood by those whose minds are shaped by artificial intelligence.
Adam did not understand Eve, and the result was a tragedy that we all live with to this day. The story of Abel and Cain and the role of women in it.
The stories of prophets, great figures, and leaders, and the impact of women on their life journeys, between those who committed suicide, those who fled, and those who lived in mental hospitals or wandered the streets as madmen.
The result is that no one can lay out a roadmap for dealing with women or truly understand what is inside them; they are moody, fertile in imagination, especially regarding life's troubles and annoyances.
They are governed by a special condition centered on the rapid change of their moods, controlled by their hormones and their constant love for trouble.
To be happy with any woman you deal with, you should embrace this phrase: "The more foolish you are, the happier you will be!" meaning that fools are those who live happiness in their dealings with women. The greatest tragedy is that women never resemble one another; within each woman is a story, a psychology, a way of thinking, different hormones, and a complex internal network that varies from one woman to another. A woman does not repeat; she is a unique fabric, and she is not encompassed by the roadmap of others.
So, is it difficult to understand women, or is it that dealing with them does not recognize their psychology and way of thinking? It is difficult, if not impossible, to grasp the psychology of women and the words they love to hear.
The author states that there are real stories he has lived through regarding their intelligence and way of thinking, when a woman thinks about leaving her home and giving up her husband, and when her heart breaks, to help everyone who interacts with her to understand her and harmonize with her emotions and mind. A woman is a human being who deserves respect, appreciation, and kind treatment. Our noble Messenger - peace be upon him - advised us to treat her well as a daughter, to treat her kindly as a wife, to honor her as a mother, and to respect her as a sister.
The introduction has ended, and I recommend reading the book, as its topics are very interesting and its experiences are rich. My comment on the book is that a woman is a unique being who weaves her personality from threads of emotion before reason, and from the pulse of feelings more than from logical calculations. She does not see the world as we do; rather, she sees it through a beating heart and flowing emotions. This is not a deficiency but rather a part of her nature that qualifies her for the role of motherhood and nurturing, not for conflict and cold logic.
Her physiological makeup and hormonal changes keep her mood in constant flux, which reflects on her reactions and evaluations of situations. Therefore, attempting to draw a fixed map for dealing with her is akin to trying to stabilize clouds or contain a tide in a bottle.
The noble Prophet - peace be upon him - understood this nature when he said: "Woman was created from a rib, and the most crooked part of the rib is its top. If you try to straighten it, you will break it, and if you leave it, it will remain crooked. So enjoy them." This was not a call to endure crookedness as a flaw, but to understand differences as part of her beauty, and to deal with them with acceptance rather than correction, with patience rather than confrontation. Honoring women does not mean imposing rational molds on them, but rather containing them during their emotional outbursts, allowing their transient reactions to pass, and understanding that behind every outburst is a prevailing feeling, and behind every tear is a story untold.
What is possible in dealing with women is to love them as they are, to understand them rather than to change them, to listen when they scream, to reassure them when they are afraid, and to pat their shoulders when their feelings fluctuate. What is impossible is to subject them to dry logical equations or to expect them to maintain emotional stability that contradicts their nature.
In the end, women are not a complicated puzzle; they are simply beings that cannot be understood by reason alone but rather through love and nurturing. This may only be understood by those whose minds are shaped by artificial intelligence.
Adam did not understand Eve, and the result was a tragedy that we all live with to this day. The story of Abel and Cain and the role of women in it.
The stories of prophets, great figures, and leaders, and the impact of women on their life journeys, between those who committed suicide, those who fled, and those who lived in mental hospitals or wandered the streets as madmen.
The result is that no one can lay out a roadmap for dealing with women or truly understand what is inside them; they are moody, fertile in imagination, especially regarding life's troubles and annoyances.
They are governed by a special condition centered on the rapid change of their moods, controlled by their hormones and their constant love for trouble.
To be happy with any woman you deal with, you should embrace this phrase: "The more foolish you are, the happier you will be!" meaning that fools are those who live happiness in their dealings with women. The greatest tragedy is that women never resemble one another; within each woman is a story, a psychology, a way of thinking, different hormones, and a complex internal network that varies from one woman to another. A woman does not repeat; she is a unique fabric, and she is not encompassed by the roadmap of others.


