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The Concept Of Abrogation (Naskh) In The Holy Qur'an

Abbas Ali Shameli
  • The Concept Of Abrogation (Naskh) In The Holy Qur'an
    • Introduction
    • Importance Of Nasikh (Abrogating) And Mansukh (Abrogated) In The Qur’an
    • What Does Naskh Mean In The Qur’an?
    • Occourance Of Naskh In The Qur'an
    • Jews' Idea Against Naskh
    • Development Of Technical Meaning Of Naskh
    • The Meaning Of Naskh In The Qur'an
    • Theological Problems Of Naskh
    • The Scope & The Domain Of Naskh
    • Types Of Naskh (Abrogation)
    • The Meaning Of "Insa'"
    • Is Forgetting A Type Of Abrogation?
    • The Possible Superiority Of Some Qur'anic Verses
    • Concluding Remarks
    • Selected Bibliography
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Qur'anic Exegesis (Tafsir)

This text analyses the controversial concept of abrogation (Naskh) in the Holy Qur’an and its possible meaning taking into consideration verses of the Holy Qur’an itself and their interpretation.

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Abbas Ali Shameli
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  • The Concept Of Abrogation (Naskh) In The Holy Qur'an
    • The Concept Of Abrogation (Naskh) In The Holy Qur'an
      • Introduction
      • Importance Of Nasikh (Abrogating) And Mansukh (Abrogated) In The Qur’an
      • What Does Naskh Mean In The Qur’an?
      • Occourance Of Naskh In The Qur'an
      • Jews' Idea Against Naskh
      • Development Of Technical Meaning Of Naskh
      • The Meaning Of Naskh In The Qur'an
      • Theological Problems Of Naskh
      • The Scope & The Domain Of Naskh
      • Types Of Naskh (Abrogation)
      • The Meaning Of "Insa'"
      • Is Forgetting A Type Of Abrogation?
      • The Possible Superiority Of Some Qur'anic Verses
      • Concluding Remarks
      • Selected Bibliography
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