“Do not violate the symbols of Allah or the sacred month” (al-Māʾidah 5:2, excerpt).
Some discussions contrast this prohibition with later passages on fighting. Yet respect for sacred rites and rules authorizing combat under defined circumstances do not necessarily address the same question. Permission to fight opponents does not create an unrestricted right to violate religious sanctities.
One text concerns reverence and boundaries; the other may concern conduct in conflict. A technical claim of abrogation would require proof that the same ruling, for the same circumstances, has truly been displaced.