Children Of Abraham: The 1,400Year History Of JewishMuslim Relations

Children Of Abraham: The 1,400Year History Of JewishMuslim Relations

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From The PrizeWinning Author Of The Ottomans, A MythBusting History Of MuslimJewish Relations, Tracing Fourteen Centuries Of Cooperation And Conflict.Today, The Dominant Narrative Of The Relationship Between Jewish And Muslim Peoples Assumes A Long History Of Violent Hostility. In Children OfAbraham, Historian Marc David Baer Lays This Myth To Rest, Showing How Jews And Muslims Lived Together In The Middle East And Europe, More Often In Cooperation Than In Conflict, For More Than A Millennium. When Islam Emerged In The Seventh Century, Muslims And Jews Were Bound By Shared Religious Tenets And Common Cultural Practices, And For Centuries Afterward, They Were Often Allies.Baer Introduces Readers To Muslim Warriors Fighting For A Medieval Turkish Jewish Kingdom On The Caspian Sea, Jewish Viziers Leading The Muslim SultanS Troops In Spain, And Jewish Literary Lights And Political Party Leaders In Modern Egypt And Iraq. But Baer Resists The Alluring Fable That Jews And Muslims Ever Lived In Interfaith Utopia, And He Shows How European Colonization And Nationalism Fed The Emergence Of Modern Antisemitism And Islamophobia And Helped To Drive These Two Peoples Further And Further Apart.Traversing The Full Spectrum Of JewishMuslim Relations, This Is An Urgent, Essential History For Understanding TodayS Unending Conflicts In The Middle East And Beyond.

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