Muslims: do you accept Naskh?
For Muslim answerers only please, do you personally accept the concept of Naskh? If not, how do you explain the contradictions in the Qu'ran?
What is the general breakdown in the Muslim community of those who accept Naskh and those that don't (do more Muslims accept Naskh than those that don't, or vice versa)?
If you do accept Naskh, what do you think about its historical and directional implications?
Naskh is the concept of abrogation, by which later text is given higher meaning than earlier text, in effect canceling it out or "abrogating" it when conflicts occur.