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For example, omitting an exception.
An exception removes certain cases or persons from the scope of a wider rule. When omitted, a qualified claim may appear universal. Abbreviation that erases the boundaries of a ruling is therefore unsafe.
Non-hadith illustration: “All students may enter, except those whose registration is incomplete.” Quoting only “All students may enter” changes the policy being stated.
Other dependencies include conditions, end-points, limiting expressions, and the antecedents of pronouns. Any such element that governs the retained words must be preserved or otherwise adequately accounted for.