Sep 3, 2026 · 41 min · 12 segments
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For example, we have Abu Muhammad ibn Hazm, who died the year 320 Hijriyah.
With what? The ayat is safe, the verse that commands the fighting and jihad.
[speaking Arabic] 114 verses have been abrogated with ayat to safe, the ayah of the sword.
And one of the greatest books that are written is, uh, [speaking Arabic] by Abi Ja'far al-Nahhas, who died the year 338 Hijriyah.
And we also have the Kitab by Abu Muhammad Makki ibn Abi Talib al-Qaysi, who died the year 437 Hijriyah.
The scholars when it comes to the number of an-naskh, abrogation, as I told you, Abu Muhammad ibn Hazm, he went far, and he mentioned 114 verses have been abrogated with just one verse.
Ibn Salam, uh, he, who died year 410, now he says that ayat al-mansukh are 234.
Many of the verses in the Quran that are s- claimed to be abrogated, he goes after it, and he brought a conclusion, [speaking Arabic] in terms of clear, strong evidences.
For example, we have Abu Muhammad ibn Hazm, who died the year 320 Hijriyah.
With what? The ayat is safe, the verse that commands the fighting and jihad.
[speaking Arabic] 114 verses have been abrogated with ayat to safe, the ayah of the sword.
And one of the greatest books that are written is, uh, [speaking Arabic] by Abi Ja'far al-Nahhas, who died the year 338 Hijriyah.
And we also have the Kitab by Abu Muhammad Makki ibn Abi Talib al-Qaysi, who died the year 437 Hijriyah.
The scholars when it comes to the number of an-naskh, abrogation, as I told you, Abu Muhammad ibn Hazm, he went far, and he mentioned 114 verses have been abrogated with just one verse.
Ibn Salam, uh, he, who died year 410, now he says that ayat al-mansukh are 234.
Many of the verses in the Quran that are s- claimed to be abrogated, he goes after it, and he brought a conclusion, [speaking Arabic] in terms of clear, strong evidences.
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