Hamed Abdel-Samad: “This Hatred is Poisoning Us”

We’ve previously posted remarks by the Egyptian-German author Hamed Abdel-Samad, all of them translated from the German. The following lecture in Arabic by Mr. Abdel-Samad is directed at his fellow Arabs, and has been translated by MEMRI:

From the video notes:

In a lecture posted on the Internet on March 21, Egyptian-German scholar Hamed Abdel-Samad said that the Prophet Muhammad had lowered the Jews to a “subhuman level, viewing them as animals,” and he compared the treatment of the Jews in the years following Muhammad’s death to that of the Nazis. “This hatred is poisoning us” and “preventing us from dealing with our problems in a serious way,” said Abdel-Samad, adding that “instead of poisoning one generation after another with this hatred, we should let them learn something from humanity,” in order to enable them to “overcome the barrier of hatred and of fear of the other.” The lecture is titled “Islamic Fascism and the Jews.” For additional lectures by Abdel-Samad, see MEMRI TV clips 5443 and 5356.

Previous posts about Hamed Abdel-Samad:

2010   Sep   16   The Post-Quranic Age
2013   Oct   24   Fear is a Bad Advisor
2014   Apr   6   An Inferiority Complex Plus a Quest for World Domination
        11   “Fascism is Rooted in Islam”
    Jul   14   Hamed Abdel-Samad says “Auf Wiedersehen” to Germany
2015   Jul   6   Open Letter From a German Muslim: Islam is Not a Part of Germany, Mrs. Merkel
2016   Apr   20   Hamed Abdel-Samad: Islam is Not Compatible With Democracy
 

7 thoughts on “Hamed Abdel-Samad: “This Hatred is Poisoning Us”

  1. Actually, all that hatred comes directly from their qurrran.
    The qurran is poisoning them.

    • I suspect a conundrum chasing its own tail. There is no exit from the circle of Islam . . . except its destruction.

    • All muslims suffer from what is termed the Dunning-Kruger Effect. Google it.

    • They do it because that is what they are instructed to do by their ‘holy’ book and their ‘wise’ men.

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