Podcasts that mention 📚 The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie

And it's actually a scene that appears in "The Satanic Verses" of Rushdie, where that exact same thing happens.

Douglas Murray mentions a scene from this book by Salman Rushdie.

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long before I read literary fiction he just said in my Consciousness as the author of this Eerie sounding novel called The Satanic Verses a novel so somehow dangerous he had to go into hiding after the supreme leader of Iran said he and anyone involved in it should be killed for blaspheming Islam

The host introduces Salman Rushdie by mentioning his famous and controversial novel.

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Well how about you know Salman Rushdie is right now remind me Salman Rushdie was an author who wrote a book that wasn't even specifically about Islam was it called again I remember from that Seinfeld episode where George met him he's like there's Salman Rushdie and they're like Kramer did or something so I don't know either remember the book no I remember him I don't remember the book but some whatever the book was there was a fatwa put out on him you know an attack on his life so they he had to go into hiding and he was he's in hiding like forever people are mad at him for years and years and years Satanic Verses that's it Satanic Verses

Joe Rogan asks about Salman Rushdie and his book, which led to a fatwa. They discuss trying to remember the title, which is then provided.

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and now but he also wanted death for Salman Rushdie Salman Rushdie right and they wouldn't let him back in United States they took away they took away his entry right I don't even know if he's here now it does concerts in Mexico people go down to Mexico to watch a Cat Stevens concert

The hosts discuss Cat Stevens (Yusuf Islam) wanting death for author Salman Rushdie, specifically mentioning his controversial book.

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and the latest news on him was um the book was by the way was the Satanic Verses um he's blind in one eye he has three serious wounds in his neck one hand is incapacitated because the nerves in his arm were cut and had about 15 more wounds in his chest and torso

The host mentions the title of the book while discussing the recent attack on its author, Salman Rushdie.

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