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One of the embarrassing weaknesses in the history of Islamic theology is the disagreement about the scope and definition of abrogation (Arabic: Naskh) of Qur'anic verses. Opinions have ranged from zero or five verses being abrogated to many hundreds. | |||
<center>''The verses on the left are the [[Abrogation|abrogated]] verses (Mansūkh) of the [[Qur'an]], while the verses on the right are the abrogating verses (Nāsikh).<BR><BR>The "Verse of the Sword" refers to Quran 9:5, and due to how many verses it abrogates (about 113),<ref>An-Nasikh -wal- Mansukh, by Ibn Khuzyamh states 113 verses are abrogated by the Sword verse (9: 5), and 9 verses are abrogated by the Fighting verse (9: 29): "Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day."</ref><ref>"''"Ibn `Umar said that the Messenger of Allah said, "I have been commanded to fight the people until they testify that there is no deity worthy of worship except Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, establish the prayer and pay the Zakah." This honorable Ayah (9:5) was called the Ayah of the Sword, about which Ad-Dahhak bin Muzahim said, "It abrogated every agreement of peace between the Prophet and any idolator, every treaty, and every term." Al-`Awfi said that Ibn `Abbas commented: "No idolator had any more treaty or promise of safety ever since Surah Bara'ah was revealed.''" - [http://www.altafsir.com/Tafasir.asp?tMadhNo=1&tTafsirNo=74&tSoraNo=9&tAyahNo=5&tDisplay=yes&UserProfile=0&LanguageId=2 This is the Ayah of the Sword], Tafsir al-Jalalayn</ref> we will write "Verse of the Sword" in place of this verse:''</center> | <center>''The verses on the left are the [[Abrogation|abrogated]] verses (Mansūkh) of the [[Qur'an]], while the verses on the right are the abrogating verses (Nāsikh).<BR><BR>The "Verse of the Sword" refers to Quran 9:5, and due to how many verses it abrogates (about 113),<ref>An-Nasikh -wal- Mansukh, by Ibn Khuzyamh states 113 verses are abrogated by the Sword verse (9: 5), and 9 verses are abrogated by the Fighting verse (9: 29): "Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day."</ref><ref>"''"Ibn `Umar said that the Messenger of Allah said, "I have been commanded to fight the people until they testify that there is no deity worthy of worship except Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, establish the prayer and pay the Zakah." This honorable Ayah (9:5) was called the Ayah of the Sword, about which Ad-Dahhak bin Muzahim said, "It abrogated every agreement of peace between the Prophet and any idolator, every treaty, and every term." Al-`Awfi said that Ibn `Abbas commented: "No idolator had any more treaty or promise of safety ever since Surah Bara'ah was revealed.''" - [http://www.altafsir.com/Tafasir.asp?tMadhNo=1&tTafsirNo=74&tSoraNo=9&tAyahNo=5&tDisplay=yes&UserProfile=0&LanguageId=2 This is the Ayah of the Sword], Tafsir al-Jalalayn</ref> we will write "Verse of the Sword" in place of this verse:''</center> | ||
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{{AbrogationVerse|{{Quran-wi2|73|1}}<BR>{{Quran-wi2|73|2}}|O thou folded in garments!<BR>Stand (to prayer) by night, but not all night,-...|{{Quran-wi2|73|2}}<BR>{{Quran-wi2|73|3}}<BR>{{Quran-wi2|73|4}}|Stand (to prayer) by night, but not all night,-<BR>Half of it,- or a little less,<BR>Or a little more; ...}} | {{AbrogationVerse|{{Quran-wi2|73|1}}<BR>{{Quran-wi2|73|2}}|O thou folded in garments!<BR>Stand (to prayer) by night, but not all night,-...|{{Quran-wi2|73|2}}<BR>{{Quran-wi2|73|3}}<BR>{{Quran-wi2|73|4}}|Stand (to prayer) by night, but not all night,-<BR>Half of it,- or a little less,<BR>Or a little more; ...}} | ||
{{AbrogationVerse|{{Quran-wi2|73|5}}|Soon shall We send down to thee a weighty Message.|{{Quran-wi2|4| | {{AbrogationVerse|{{Quran-wi2|73|5}}|Soon shall We send down to thee a weighty Message.|{{Quran-wi2|4|28}}|Allah doth wish to lighten your (difficulties): For man was created Weak (in flesh).}} | ||
{{AbrogationVerse|{{Quran-wi2|73|10}}|And have patience with what they say, and leave them with noble (dignity).|{{Quran-wi2|9|5}}|Verse of the Sword}} | {{AbrogationVerse|{{Quran-wi2|73|10}}|And have patience with what they say, and leave them with noble (dignity).|{{Quran-wi2|9|5}}|Verse of the Sword}} | ||
{{AbrogationVerse|{{Quran-wi2|73|11}}|And leave Me (alone to deal with) those in possession of the good things of life, who (yet) deny the Truth; and bear with them for a little while.|{{Quran-wi2|9|5}}|Verse of the Sword}} | {{AbrogationVerse|{{Quran-wi2|73|11}}|And leave Me (alone to deal with) those in possession of the good things of life, who (yet) deny the Truth; and bear with them for a little while.|{{Quran-wi2|9|5}}|Verse of the Sword}} | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
{{Hub4|Abrogation|Abrogation}} | {{Hub4|Abrogation|Abrogation}} | ||
{{Hub4|Understanding the Qur'an|Understanding the Qur'an}} | {{Hub4|Understanding the Qur'an|Understanding the Qur'an}} | ||
{{Template:Translation-links-english|[[Seznam abrogací Koránu|Czech]]}} | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||