Is it a good book?I can't find a summary of the plot
>>24865791moooslimes cannot tolerate any criticism whatsoever and rushdie ripped them several new assholes top kekZUTT ZUTT IN THE BUTT HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>24866381Shalom, Shlomo.
It's a magical-realism jumble about the immigrant experience in Britain, with some analogies to the life of Muhammad. Among others, like the parting of the Red Sea (Indian Ocean, in the book).I read it when I was a teenager. I thought it was okay. Some excellent vignettes. Mostly a slog.
How many times do we need this thread?
>>24866410>any criticism of muslims must be jewish >catholic crusaders? actually jewish>burmese buddhists? jewish too>persian zoroastrians? yep also jewish >indian hindus? also jewish>neonazis? you guessed it, also jewish
>>24866417Simmer down, Rabbi
>>24866412>I read it when I was a teenager. I thought it was okay.Same. I was 17 and it was over my reading level at the time. I don't remember much of it.
>>24866381willam burroughs said much worse in Naked Lunch, and the Muslims didn't bother him... because he was a gun nut.
>>24866765More likely because the real reason for the fatwa wasn't blasphemy but portraying Khomeini as a pathetic old man. Rushdie's book was bound to be controversial, but there would have been nothing more than a few protests if Khomeini hadn't felt personally humiliated.
>>24866765Absolutely positively based. Islam shits and Christ never stops bleeding (her period) *tips*
>>24865791Bad book.
>>24866417get used to hearing this for the next few months. This false either or is all the creatively bankrupt yids can come up with. It has to that dumb anyways because they're outsourcing so much to India.
>>24865791The character based on Mohamed was the middleman between an angelic messenger and the scribe and put his own spin in the translation. The suggestion of this threatens the power of ayatollah who declared open season on the author to cement fear in his own people.
