Translated from the original Arabic by Al Mutarjim

The clip below was taken from an interview given by Shaykh Abu-Ishaq al-Huwayni 
on the Egyptian satellite television station al-Hikma on July 7, 2011. 
Al-Huwayni here explains that whoever insults Muhammad, even if he later 
repents, must be killed.

Later in the interview, al-Huwayni went on to contrast this with the case of 
one who insults Allah. He said that insulting Allah of course makes one an 
infidel, which is agreed to by all Islamic scholars, yet the one who insults 
Allah is not killed--he is merely called to repentance. This is because even if 
the whole world insults Allah, it does not matter to him--it does not hurt him.

After recounting a hadith regarding Muhammad being mocked by poetry from the 
Quraysh, al-Huwayni explained that Muhammad "had complete authority to waive 
his right (to kill those who mocked him). But the ruler does not have the 
authority to waive the Prophet's right." Al-Huwayni reported that Muhammad 
could waive this right whenever he wanted, but after his death he retained this 
right, meaning no one could waive the right for him. That is why those who 
insult the Prophet now must be killed.

He then narrated another hadith in which Abu-Bakr, the first rightly-guided 
caliph of Islam, became furious with someone who had mocked him. Abu-Barza 
offered to kill this man for Abu-Bakr. Abu-Bakr explained, however, that this 
right (i.e. to kill the one who mocks the ruler) was not given to anyone after 
Muhammad; or in other words, only Muhammad had the right to kill those who 
mocked him.

He said all of this in the context of the controversy in Egypt with the 
Christian businessman Naguib Sawiris, a billionaire and founder of the Free 
Egyptians Party. Late June 2011 Sawiris tweeted a picture of Mickey Mouse 
wearing a Muslim beard and jilbab, and Minnie Mouse wearing a niqab, which was 
considered to be mocking Islam. Al-Huwayni did not say explicitly that Sawiris 
should be killed for mocking Islam, but did say that all of his companies 
should be boycotted, even if he only owns 10% share in the company.

Whoever insults the Prophet (PBUH), if he later comes and apologizes, and 
kisses the shoes (of the ruler), and says, "I want all Muslims, every one, to 
return and strike me with the soles of their feet"—does the ruler have the 
right to accept this?

I bring up this question, as it was asked of me. The answer is that it is not 
permissible for anyone to accept this. Then what do we do with him? We kill 
him! But he told you that he repented. We still kill him, even if he repents!



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