The divergence of Judaism and Islam : interdependence, modernity, and political turmoil
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The divergence of Judaism and Islam : interdependence, modernity, and political turmoil
University Press of Florida, c2011
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Includes index
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- Ottoman attitudes toward the modernization of Jewish education in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / Avigdor Levy
- "Zeal and Noise" : Jewish imperial allegiance and the Greco-Ottoman War of 1897 / Julia Phillips Cohen
- Sharing the same fate : Muslims and Jews of the Balkans / Ömer Turan
- "We don't want to be the Jews of tomorrow" : Jews and Turks in Germany after 9/11 / Gökçe Yurdakul and Y. Michal Bodemann
- Jews and Muslims "Downunder" : emerging dialogue and challenges / Suzanne D. Rutland
- Yemen : Muslim and Jewish interactions in the tribal sphere / Bat-Zion Eraqi Klorman
- In search of Jewish farmers : Jews, agriculture, and the land in rural Morocco / Daniel J. Schroeter
- The Moroccan Nationalist movement and its attitude toward Jews and Zionism / Dalit Atrakchi
- Jewish- Muslim relations in Libya / Rachel Simon
- Where have all the Jews gone? Mass migration from independent Uzbekistan / Alanna E. Cooper
- Issues of Jewish history as reflected in modern Egyptian historiography / Rachel Maissy-Noy
- The road not taken : Ishaq Musa al-Husseini and his chickens / Hanita Brand
- Space as a demon and the demon in the space : Jewish-Muslim relations in the Israeli space in A. B. Yehoshua's literary works / Carmela Saranga and Rachel Sharaby
- Interreligious dialogue and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict : an empirical view / Ben Mollow
- Zionism and Judeo-Islamic relations in the Middle East : Libya's ideological and political position / Yehudit Romen
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"An impressive collection of essays that adds great depth and breadth to our understanding of Jewish-Muslim relations in the modern period."--Jeffrey Kenney, author of Muslim Rebels: Kharijites and the Politics of Extremism in Egypt "This remarkable volume offers a rich panoply of perspectives, both on the final chapter of Jewish minority life within the Islamic orbit, and on the contemporary relationships obtaining between Jews and Muslims and between Israel and the Muslim nation states. The variety of eclectic approaches works synergistically to supply nuance to complex and often misunderstood relationships."--Marc S. Bernstein, author of Stories of Joseph: Narrative Migrations in Judaism and Islam A companion volume to The Convergence of Judaism and Islam, this collection of essays explores the Jewish-Muslim relationship from the nineteenth century to the present. While that earlier work focused on the shared cultures and often peaceful relations between the two religions in the medieval and early modern periods, this book reveals how the paths of Jews and Muslims began to diverge two centuries ago. The essays in this volume examine how each group reacted quite differently to colonial rule, how the Palestine Question and the Arab-Israeli crisis have soured relations, and how the rise of nationalism has contributed to the growing tensions. With contributors from a wide variety of scholarly disciplines, this book offers a broad but in-depth analysis of the Jewish-Muslim relationship in recent times. Michael M. Laskier is professor of Middle Eastern studies and director of the Menachem Begin Center for the Study of Underground Movements at Bar-Ilan University. He has authored many books, including Israel and the Maghreb: From Statehood to Oslo. Yaacov Lev is professor of Islamic medieval studies at Bar-Ilan University and the author of Charity, Endowments, and Charitable Institutions in Medieval Islam.
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