Isn't Allah depicted as having both male and female characteristics, suggesting a divine hermaphrodite?

The article discusses the interpretation of Allah in the Quran, suggesting that certain verses imply Allah has both male and female characteristics. However, this interpretation is challenged by the Christian understanding of God as a non-corporeal being. In Christianity, God is described as spirit (John 4:24), which means He is not confined to human attributes or gender. The use of male pronouns in scripture does not imply that God is male in a physical sense but rather reflects the cultural context of the language used. Furthermore, the Bible presents God as a loving Father, which is a relational term rather than a physical description. Therefore, the claim that Allah possesses both male and female characteristics misrepresents the nature of God as understood in Christian theology.