Abrogation Contradictions — Islam Debunked

The Quran cancels its own earlier verses with later ones, revealing internal inconsistency.

The doctrine of Naskh (abrogation) allows later Quranic verses to cancel earlier ones (Surah 2:106). Peaceful Meccan verses like 'no compulsion in religion' (2:256) are abrogated by violent Medinan verses like 'fight and slay the pagans wherever you find them' (9:5). If the Quran is God's eternal, unchanging word, why does it contradict itself? The Bible never abrogates its own moral commands — God's character does not change (Malachi 3:6).

Verdict: A perfect God does not need to cancel His own words.