This research dealt with the nominal sentence abrogated by the abrogated letter, which is: Inna and her sisters + La, which negates gender in the surahs that open with the act of glorification, namely: Al-Hadid, Al-Jumah, Al-Hashr, Al-Saff, Al-Taghabun, and Al-Ala. In these chapters, the study showed the sayings of grammarians, ancient and modern, in "Inna and itsr sisters" and "La", which negate gender, which the Kufans call "no" exoneration. After an inventory of the Quranic verses in which Inna or one of its sisters is mentioned, and La that negates gender, the research shows the number of these nominal sentences abrogated by the abrogated letter, and divides them into two patterns, the first pattern: Inna and its sisters, and the second pattern: the negating la gender, and the research approach in this study is a descriptive grammar approach, so it shows the number of occurrences of in and its sisters and la that negates gender, then he explains the strange words from the books of Arabic dictionaries, then he extracts the Quranic readings from the books of readings and explains their interpretation, then he gives the syntax of the nominal sentences included Through the books of the syntax of the Holy Quran, past and present.The study reached the following results:1- Inna and its sisters are mentioned in the surahs that open with praises thirty-eight times, including three sentences in which Inna is taken out of action or neglected.2- The La that negates gender is mentioned in the surahs that open with glorification twice.