Status Updates From Os versos satânicos

While the first part covered the background of Gibreel and Saladin, the second part comes to the point and looks into Mohammed (Mahound) as a historical figure. He's described as a human with weaknesses, first receiving the Satanic Verses about three pre-islamic godesses of Mecca from the archangel Gibreel, soon replacing them with a monotheistic prerogative. Rushdie refers to alleged apocryphal Koran suras.

For how complex and flourishing the writing is, I already find myself intimately involved in the novel.