Someone posed this as an evidence for "different texts" or "different versions" of the Quran, citing it as a double standard for when Muslims say the Bible has various versions.
Surah 2:10 in the Hafs Quran says "Yukzibuuna" (they lie), and the warsh Quran says "Yukazzibuuna" (they accuse)
What is the appropriate response as well as the history? From what I recall, after the Quran was completed, the Sahaba asked the Prophet for more, and so he taught them the different modes of recitation, as well as the narration of the Sahaba saying that they were taught in one way where the other was taught in another way, and when they asked the Prophet he confirmed that both ways are correct.
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