Josef Meri, D.Phil. (1999), Oxford University, is Faculty Associate at the Center for the Study of Jewish-Christian-Muslim Relations, Merrimack College, U.S.A. He has published extensively on the history of Muslim-non-Muslim relations in the Middle East in past and present. He recently published (ed.) The Routledge Handbook of Muslim-Jewish Relations (2016) and a historical introduction to Pilgrims and Pilgrimage in Islam is forthcoming with Edinburgh University Press.

• AcknowledgementsList of FiguresList of ContributorsTransliteration NoteIntroductionJosef Meri1 The Academic Study of Islamicate JewryNorman A. Stillman2 The “Upright Community”: Interpreting the Righteousness and Salvation of the People of the Book in the QurʾānAsma Afsaruddin3 Jews and Muslims [Re]Define Gender Relations in Their Sacred Books: yimshol and qawwāmūnRuth Roded4 How did Jewish Prayer in the Medieval Islamic World Differ from Its Equivalent in Christian Countries?Stefan C. Reif5 A Matter of Script? Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic in the Genizah CollectionsEsther-Miriam Wagner6 Muslim-Jewish Relations in the Duties of Hearts: A.S. Yahuda and His Study of JudaismSaeko Yazaki7 A Fatwā by al-Māzarī (d. 536/1141) on a Jewish Silk Merchant in GafsaCamilla Adang8 “There on the Poplars [Arabs] We Hung Up [Rely On] Our Lyres [Jewish Music]”: Rabbi ʿOvadyah Yosef’s Halakhic Rulings on Arabic MusicMerav Rosenfeld-Hadad9 ‘Once Upon a Time Our Home Was in Spain’; Comparing Diaspora Discourses among Morisco Descendants and Sephardim TodayMarta Dominguez Diaz10 Muslim-Jewish Relations in France through the Lens of Recent CinemaDinah Assouline Stillman11 Remembering the Jewish Past through Song in Contemporary TunisiaRuth DavisGeneral Index

Josef Meri, D.Phil. (1999), Oxford University, is Faculty Associate at the Center for the Study of Jewish-Christian-Muslim Relations, Merrimack College, U.S.A. He has published extensively on the history of Muslim-non-Muslim relations in the Middle East in past and present. He recently published (ed.) The Routledge Handbook of Muslim-Jewish Relations (2016) and a historical introduction to Pilgrims and Pilgrimage in Islam is forthcoming with Edinburgh University Press.

• AcknowledgementsList of FiguresList of ContributorsTransliteration NoteIntroductionJosef Meri1 The Academic Study of Islamicate JewryNorman A. Stillman2 The “Upright Community”: Interpreting the Righteousness and Salvation of the People of the Book in the QurʾānAsma Afsaruddin3 Jews and Muslims [Re]Define Gender Relations in Their Sacred Books: yimshol and qawwāmūnRuth Roded4 How did Jewish Prayer in the Medieval Islamic World Differ from Its Equivalent in Christian Countries?Stefan C. Reif5 A Matter of Script? Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic in the Genizah CollectionsEsther-Miriam Wagner6 Muslim-Jewish Relations in the Duties of Hearts: A.S. Yahuda and His Study of JudaismSaeko Yazaki7 A Fatwā by al-Māzarī (d. 536/1141) on a Jewish Silk Merchant in GafsaCamilla Adang8 “There on the Poplars [Arabs] We Hung Up [Rely On] Our Lyres [Jewish Music]”: Rabbi ʿOvadyah Yosef’s Halakhic Rulings on Arabic MusicMerav Rosenfeld-Hadad9 ‘Once Upon a Time Our Home Was in Spain’; Comparing Diaspora Discourses among Morisco Descendants and Sephardim TodayMarta Dominguez Diaz10 Muslim-Jewish Relations in France through the Lens of Recent CinemaDinah Assouline Stillman11 Remembering the Jewish Past through Song in Contemporary TunisiaRuth DavisGeneral Index

Josef Meri, D.Phil. (1999), Oxford University, is Faculty Associate at the Center for the Study of Jewish-Christian-Muslim Relations, Merrimack College, U.S.A. He has published extensively on the history of Muslim-non-Muslim relations in the Middle East in past and present. He recently published (ed.) The Routledge Handbook of Muslim-Jewish Relations (2016) and a historical introduction to Pilgrims and Pilgrimage in Islam is forthcoming with Edinburgh University Press.

• AcknowledgementsList of FiguresList of ContributorsTransliteration NoteIntroductionJosef Meri1 The Academic Study of Islamicate JewryNorman A. Stillman2 The “Upright Community”: Interpreting the Righteousness and Salvation of the People of the Book in the QurʾānAsma Afsaruddin3 Jews and Muslims [Re]Define Gender Relations in Their Sacred Books: yimshol and qawwāmūnRuth Roded4 How did Jewish Prayer in the Medieval Islamic World Differ from Its Equivalent in Christian Countries?Stefan C. Reif5 A Matter of Script? Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic in the Genizah CollectionsEsther-Miriam Wagner6 Muslim-Jewish Relations in the Duties of Hearts: A.S. Yahuda and His Study of JudaismSaeko Yazaki7 A Fatwā by al-Māzarī (d. 536/1141) on a Jewish Silk Merchant in GafsaCamilla Adang8 “There on the Poplars [Arabs] We Hung Up [Rely On] Our Lyres [Jewish Music]”: Rabbi ʿOvadyah Yosef’s Halakhic Rulings on Arabic MusicMerav Rosenfeld-Hadad9 ‘Once Upon a Time Our Home Was in Spain’; Comparing Diaspora Discourses among Morisco Descendants and Sephardim TodayMarta Dominguez Diaz10 Muslim-Jewish Relations in France through the Lens of Recent CinemaDinah Assouline Stillman11 Remembering the Jewish Past through Song in Contemporary TunisiaRuth DavisGeneral Index