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Abrogation in the Quran

Some verses are still printed in the Quran, yet classical scholars said they no longer count. This short video explains naskh, or abrogation: what it is, its types, and what those scholars said it cancelled, including the claim that later verses voided earlier, more peaceful ones.

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