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Salman Rushdie: A Postmodern Reading of His Major Works
Indeed, Farishta who is supposed to be a "good" archangel is controlled
throughout the text by other wills, first by Mahound's and later by Ayesha's and
therefore his "goodness" is questionable as well. Even the Quran, it turns out, is
not a ...
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Salman Rushdie: Critical Essays
Critical Essays Mohit Kumar Ray, Rama Kundu. blasphemy.5 Rushdie's
characterisation of Mahound, for example, is a sensitive issue for most Muslims
because Mahound is a fictional re-presentation of the 7th Century Prophet,
Mohammed (c.
Mohit Kumar Ray, Rama Kundu, 2006
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The Fiction of Rushdie, Barnes, Winterson and Carter: ...
desert city Jahilia (Mecca), recognizes that Mahound and his one God represent
the future: “Why do I fear Mahound? For that: one one one, his terrifying
singularity. Whereas I am always divided, always two or three or fifteen” (¡02). He
tempts ...
Gregory J. Rubinson, 2005
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Inlets of the Soul: Contemporary Fiction in English and the ...
Ruthven aptly points out that this "deification not only of the Prophet, but of the
Qur'an" is blasphemously challenged in Rushdie's novel.38 Mahound is anything
but a cultural 'blank' submissively passing on the word of the deity to his fellow ...
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Debating the African Condition: Race, gender, and culture ...
prophet-motivated solitary is to be the medieval baby-frightener the Devil's
synonym: Mahound." Rushdie adds: "That's him. Mahoundthe businessman,
climbing his hot mountain in the Hijaz. The mirage of a city shines below him in
the sun" ...
Alamin M. Mazrui, Willy Mutunga, 2004
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Stranger Gods: Salman Rushdie's Other Worlds
A study of Salman Rushdie's seven published novels, with a special focus on his earliest, "Grimus", and his most provocative, "Midnight's Children", "Shame" and "The Satanic Verses".
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Indian Writers: Transnationalisms and Diasporas
In his dream, Gibreel encounters the scribe "Salman," who writes down the words
"Mahound" (Rushdie's parody of the prophet Muhammad) relays to him from his
visions. In The Satanic Verses it states, "Salman began to notice how useful and
...
Jaspal Kaur Singh, Rajendra Chetty, 2010
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The Revisions of Englishness
Its outcome is not some verbal construction of undoubted iconic authority but the
recognition that such an outcome is impossible. The process begins with
Mahound's overwhelming need to ask the archangel for a deliverance on the
matter of ...
David Rogers, John McLeod, 2004
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The Fiction of Nationality in an Era of Transnationalism
The rules that Mahound imposes on the faithful create a framework that stifles
those who subscribe to them. As Rushdie tells us, the city is petrified and
rendered callous, “so that it had lost its old, shifting, provisional quality of a
mirage and ...
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The Cambridge Companion to Muhammad
Mahound from the rest of the business community around him. Then Rushdie
explains the name of his prophet: His name: a dream-name, changed by the
vision. Pronounced correctly, it means he-for-whom-thanks-should-be-given, but
he ...
Jonathan E. Brockopp, 2010
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «MAHOUND»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
Mahound w wiadomościach.
Decatur pet supply store focuses on unique, local items
... adding to her unique inventory raw dog food from Decatur's Corrina's Corner and treats from Oakhurst's Taj-Mahound. The store also carries ... «Decaturish.com, Lip 15»
Check Your Catholic Procreation
That's your first mistake right there, Mr. Mahound. In FrancisChurch you're supposed to feel guilty about that kind of thing. Also, dancing is sexist ... «Pewsitter, Cze 15»
Locally Made Sodas and Beer - Where to Find Them
Owner-head brewmaster Paul Rinehart always has a half-dozen freshly brewed options on tap, including Taj Mahound brown IPA and toasty Long Snout Stout. «BethesdaMagazine.com, Mar 15»
What Gandhi Understood About Inflammatory Depictions of …
Salman Rushdie's 1988 novel Satanic Verses featured a central character Mahound (the name can be found in medieval European literature ... «The New Republic, Sty 15»
Charlie Hebdo, death and double standards in the West
Historically, the prophet has been recast as Mahound, the Prince of Darkness, and labeled as the Anti-Christ in the Western world. Dante's ... «Daily Sabah, Sty 15»
Neighborhood pet store Woof Gang Bakery and Grooming open in …
Currently the store features baked treats from Taj Mahound and Preppy Puppy Bakery. The store is open Monday-Saturday, 9am-6pm and ... «Bungalower, Sty 15»
Salman Rushdie, Ian McEwan, and Martin Amis Recall Surviving the …
He made the Prophet into a comic figure called Mahound (Muhammad, put profanely). He etched an acid portrait of a “bearded and turbaned Imam” akin to ... «Vanity Fair, Kwi 14»
The Satanic Verses 25 Years Later: Why the Rushdie Affair Still …
He referred to Muhammad as 'Mahound,' a medieval Christian designation that implied Muhammad was some kind of false deity. He gave the ... «Huffington Post, Wrz 13»
Joseph Anton: A Memoir by Salman Rushdie
The novel aroused many Muslims' ire due to its depiction of one “Mahound” and his vilification at the hands of detractors. Though a fictitious ... «Paste Magazine, Paz 12»
'There is no right not to be offended'
This idea that you knew exactly what you were doing when you wrote The Satanic Verses, or at least the Mahound chapter? It is a number of ... «The Hindu, Paz 12»
