The case against the Prophet

Synopsis

In his latest book, The Case against Mohammed, Hamed Abdel-Samad presents a critical view of the Prophet Mohammed's influence on Islam. He describes Mohammed as an ambivalent figure, arguing that the negatives of his legacy outweigh the positives. During a DW interview, Abdel-Samad, who is the son of an Imam, shares his perspective on why he believes Islam cannot be reformed. He discusses the implications of his views and the challenges faced by those who question traditional interpretations of the faith.