Who says which verse was abrogated, and by what. The authorities disagree; that disagreement is the content.
Verses claimed abrogated, by authority · % of 6,236 (Kufan count)Sources and method
No authority is published yet.
examined claimed / accepted unverified total
Consensus funnel · verses by number of selected authorities claiming themSources and method
1 authorities 0 2-4 authorities 0 5+ authorities 0Verses with claims, per sura (1–114) · darker = moreSources and method
01–23–56–1011–2021+
Each row is one authority's claim. affirms/rejects only where a reader of the Arabic confirmed it; otherwise claim reported.
Verses with abrogation claims
0 verses · Sort: muṣḥaf order, by sura · most authorities first · 12–45+ authorities affirmed by all selected
No verse has a claim from the selected authorities that is published yet.
Passages said to be removed from the recitation
Reports, mostly in the hadith collections, of wording once recited as Qur'an and later lifted from the recitation. Whether its ruling continued differs from case to case and is given with each.
No recitation-only passages are published yet.
Sources and method
| Authority | Work · edition | Figure | Basis · cite |
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Percentages are of 6,236 verses (Kufan count, as in Ḥafṣ). Authority bars are each author's own figure as checked against the edition named; striped = total not yet verified. Big numbers, funnel and heat strip count distinct verses claimed by the selected authorities in the rows shown, so they follow the toggles and publication. "Examined" = cases the author discusses; "accepted" = those he holds abrogated.