The Qur'an, examined from its sources.

Verses each classical authority held abrogated, as % of 6,236. Never one number: each figure is cited to its own edition.

1. Qatada b. Di'ama al-Sadusi d. 117 AH
   35 claimed 0.6%
   al-Nasikh wa-l-mansukh · ed. al-Damin, al-Risala 1418, pp. 31–50
2. Ibn Shihab al-Zuhri (attributed) d. 124 AH
   39 claimed 0.6%
   al-Nasikh wa-l-mansukh (attributed) · ed. al-Damin, al-Risala 1418, pp. 18–36
3. Abu Ja'far al-Nahhas d. 338 AH unverified
   116 claimed 1.9%
   al-Nasikh wa-l-mansukh · ed. al-Lahim, al-Risala 1412, 3 vols
4. Hibat Allah b. Salama d. 410 AH unverified
   233 claimed 3.7%
   al-Nasikh wa-l-mansukh · ed. al-Shawish & Kan'an, al-Maktab al-Islami 1404/1984
5. Makki b. Abi Talib al-Qaysi d. 437 AH unverified
   181 claimed 2.9%
   al-Idah li-nasikh al-Qur'an wa-mansukhih · ed. Farhat, Dar al-Manara 1406
6. Abu Bakr Ibn al-'Arabi d. 543 AH unverified
   196 claimed 3.1%
   al-Nasikh wa-l-mansukh · ed. al-Mdaghri, al-Thaqafa al-Diniyya 1413
7. Abu al-Faraj Ibn al-Jawzi d. 597 AH
   ~22 accepted 0.4% of 247 examined
   Nawasikh al-Qur'an · ed. al-Malibari, Islamic University 1423, editor, 1/177, editor, 2/633–638
8. Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti d. 911 AH
   20–22 accepted 0.3%–0.4%
   al-Itqan fi 'ulum al-Qur'an, naw' 47 · ed. Abu al-Fadl Ibrahim, al-Hay'a 1394, vol. 3, 3/73–77
9. Shah Wali Allah al-Dihlawi d. 1176 AH
   5 accepted <0.1% of 21 examined
   al-Fawz al-kabir · ed. al-Nadwi, Dar al-Sahwa 1407, pp. 85–93, p. 93

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