Etc.

It was said: It is abrogated. And it was said: No, but people became lax in acting upon it.

I say: Ibn Abbas - may Allah be pleased with him - said: It is decisive, and the command is for recommendation, and this is more apparent.

10 - The verse of disciplinary punishment for female committers of immoralities:

And His statement - Exalted is He -: {And those who commit immorality from your women} the verse. It is abrogated by the verse of An-Nur.

I say: There is no abrogation in that. Rather, it extends to the limit.

So when the limit came, the Prophet - may Allah bless him and grant him peace - clarified that the promised path is thus and thus, so there is no abrogation.

11 - And from Al-Ma'idah: The verse prohibiting the making lawful of the sacred month:

His statement - Exalted is He -: {And not the sacred month} etc. is abrogated by the permissibility of fighting in it.

I say: We do not find an abrogator for it in the Quran, nor in the authentic Sunnah.

However, the meaning is: that prohibited fighting in the sacred month is more severe in sinfulness.

As the Prophet - may Allah bless him and grant him peace - said in the sermon, "Your blood and your wealth are sacred upon you like the sanctity of this day of yours in this month of yours in this land of yours".