the later ones, agreeing with Sheikh Ibn Al-Arabi,

and their number is about twenty verses,

and the author has a critique regarding most of them.

So let us mention his words along with the commentary.

The abrogated verses according to Al-Suyuti and the author's critiques

(The verses mentioned by Al-Suyuti and Ibn Al-Arabi are as follows):

1 - The verse of the bequest for the heir:

So from Al-Baqarah is His statement - Exalted is He -:

{When death approaches any of you...}

the verse is abrogated before by the verse of inheritance,

and it was said: by the hadith 'There is no bequest for an heir',

and it was said by consensus, related by Ibn Al-Arabi.

I say: Rather, it is abrogated by the verse {Allah instructs you concerning your children}

etc., and the hadith "There is no bequest for an heir" clarifies the abrogation.

2 - The verse of the ransom for whoever is able to fast:

And His statement - Exalted is He -: {And upon those who are able to do it is a ransom [as] the feeding of a needy person}

It was said it is abrogated by His saying: {So whoever of you sights the month, let him fast it}

And it was said: it is decisive, and "la" (not) is implied

(before "yutiqoon", meaning they are not able to do it).

I say: I have another view, and it is:

that the meaning is: And upon those who are able to afford the food is a ransom,

it is the feeding of a needy person, thus it was ellipted before mention,