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Abrogated Verses Or Contradictions?
Why abrogated verses of Quran cannot be considered contradictions in Quran by a non-believer.
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Abrogated Verses Or Contradictions?
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Sir we need to undersand quran nature.it is different from other books .it is revealed in bit and peices in 23 years.it is a living book .it is not witten in a cave.there are many matters in quran which first mentioned precisley at one point but when adresses ask questions about that matter they were discuss in detail on another place and there are only 5 abrograted verses in quran.one about fasting,waiat,meeting in privacy with prophet muhammad s.aw,one about number of troops in qazawa badar that it.
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Contradictions generally mean opposing ideas or facts. Injunctions can vary with time, however, they can’t be viewed as contradictions.
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Quran advocates objective morality – all Islamic moral values have a single objective and that’s to empower believers with freedom and fair means to excel in good work. A contradiction would mean there is something that goes against the main objective. There is none such thing in Quran. All values roll up to that single objective. Change in rituals or other SOPs has nothing to do with contradiction as long as the primary objectivity is intact.
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