As i understood, in some instances like bearing witness to certain civil rights contracts, two men are required or one men & two women. And again this is no indication of the woman being inferior to man. It is a measure of securing the rights of the contracting parties, because woman, as a rule, is not so experienced in practical life as man. This lack of experience may cause a loss to any party in a given contract. So, the law requires that at least two women should bear witness w/ one man. If lets say the woman of the witness forgets something, the other one would remind her, or if she makes an error, due to lack of experience, the other would help to correct her. This is a precautionary measure to guarantee honest transactions and proper dealings between people. In fact, it gives woman a role to play in civil life and helps to establish justice. And at any rate, lack of experience in civil life does not necessarily mean that woman is inferior to man in her status. But i think brod vega could give u more explaination on this. Any additional Han? Lilipink, yalla habibti cant wait for u.

"Every human being lacks one thing or another, yet no one questions their human status" (2:282)5