“Give them what they have spent” (al-Mumtaḥanah 60:10, excerpt) concerns financial consequences when believing women migrate and an earlier marital relationship is addressed.
General warfare passages have sometimes been cited as repealing this instruction. Yet rules governing combat and obligations connected to a specific financial settlement are not automatically identical legal subjects.
The later appearance of military regulations does not by itself erase every defined monetary right. A valid claim of abrogation must identify a genuine conflict in the same obligation and demonstrate the relevant later proof.