Original sentence: Except 16:106-109, the verses that discuss apostasy all appears in surahs identified as Madinan and belong to the period when the Islamic state had been established.See verses  , ,, and  which deal with apostasy directly and which state that Allah will punish and reject apostates in the afterlife
Edited sentence: All punishment for apostasy comes from Hadiths.Being largely a reflection of the post-Prophetic experience, hadith - the reports that are believed to document the words and deeds of the Prophet- stipulate, at variance with the Qur'an-that the apostate should be punished by death.Except 16:106-109, all these verses appears in surahs identified as Madinan and belong to the period when the Islamic state had been established.In fact, if we go by what seems to be reliable information about Muhammad, the Quran emerged as a more accurate representation of his attitude toward apostasy... The foregoing discussion of the Qur'an makes it clear that nothing in the law governing apostate and apostasy derives from the letter of the holy text.It is highly probable that the events making up the so-called wars of apostasy, together with their fundamental impact upon the collective Muslim psyche, generated a new element in the attitude toward apostasy.See verses  , ,, and  which deal with apostasy directly and which do not prescribe any earthly punishment or death.The Qur'an discusses apostasy in Suras , , , , and.The sanction was after Muhammad transferred from a punishment in hereafter to death penalty in this world.To be sure, this stipulation reflects a later reality and does not stand in accord with the deeds of the Prophet.Wael Hallaq explains the development of the new element of death penalty: