"nansakh" is not 'abrogate' in 2:106
The Misinterpretation of the word 'nansakh' in 2:106 Whichever ayat (miracle) We 'nansakh' or cause to be forgotten, We replace it with that which is better than it or similar to it. Did you not know that God is Capable of all things? 2:106 The misinterpretation of this word in 2:106 has played a major role in the introduction of the false concept of 'Quranic Abrogation'. Traditional Muslim scholars interpret the word 'nasakha' to mean abrogate. However, a study of the relevant Quranic verses where this word is used, give a different meaning that in many ways are quite the opposite of the word abrogate. Before referring to the various Quranic verses where the word "nansakh" has been used, a mention must be given to a key word in 2:106: Whichever ayat We 'nansakh' OR cause to be forgotten .... The use of the word "or" in between the word "nansakh" and the words "cause to be forgotten" indicates that ...