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"...So little has been written about these communities, which put their own stamp on Arab civilization, that a stand-up scholarly history researched from primary sources is most welcome. Dr. Carlen's conclusions will impress many observers."---Edward Shorter, Ph.D., professor of history, University of Toronto
"Dr. Carlen casts a penetrating light on an under-illuminated part of Jewish history: the Jews of the Maghreb. Her ambitious work spans more than two millennia of Jewish settlement and communal life. She brings this poignant story to us with exquisite clarity and intensity."---Mordechai Ben-Dat, editor, The Canadian Jewish News
"While the study of East European Jews has produced whole libraries, other major communities such as the Jewish community of North Africa, have been in a state of neglect. As those `worlds' slip into their final dusk, it is a great service to future generations that their `story,' too, shall be preserved. Dr. Carlen's work is a true asset to scholars or own-interest readers in many related fields."---Leo Davis, Ph.D., professor emeritus and senior scholar, York University, Toronto
"Dr. Carlen has provided a well-researched, readable and always interesting, if ultimately disheartening, study." ---Sid Eisen, university professor emeritus, formerly dean of the Faculty of Arts, York University, Toronto
Before the Arabo-Muslim conquest of 698, the Jews lived peacefully in North Africa with the other inhabitants of the region, except for a few brief periods of Roman and Byzantine rules.
Under Islam, life was at times so good that some of the most important religious works since Babylon were written by North African Jewish scholars. Often, however, the Jews suffered because of the dhimmi status that the Muslims imposed upon them and through which they were discriminated against and even persecured.
Consequently, they welcomed the French colonization of their country from 1830 to 1962. Their enthusiastic adoption of everything French---among which the rejection of religion---came with a high price: the almost total loss of their Jewish identity, which caused them to feel so alienated in their native land that when the French left, so did they, mostly for Israel but also for other countries.
"Dr. Carlen casts a penetrating light on an under-illuminated part of Jewish history: the Jews of the Maghreb. Her ambitious work spans more than two millennia of Jewish settlement and communal life. She brings this poignant story to us with exquisite clarity and intensity."---Mordechai Ben-Dat, editor, The Canadian Jewish News
"While the study of East European Jews has produced whole libraries, other major communities such as the Jewish community of North Africa, have been in a state of neglect. As those `worlds' slip into their final dusk, it is a great service to future generations that their `story,' too, shall be preserved. Dr. Carlen's work is a true asset to scholars or own-interest readers in many related fields."---Leo Davis, Ph.D., professor emeritus and senior scholar, York University, Toronto
"Dr. Carlen has provided a well-researched, readable and always interesting, if ultimately disheartening, study." ---Sid Eisen, university professor emeritus, formerly dean of the Faculty of Arts, York University, Toronto
Before the Arabo-Muslim conquest of 698, the Jews lived peacefully in North Africa with the other inhabitants of the region, except for a few brief periods of Roman and Byzantine rules.
Under Islam, life was at times so good that some of the most important religious works since Babylon were written by North African Jewish scholars. Often, however, the Jews suffered because of the dhimmi status that the Muslims imposed upon them and through which they were discriminated against and even persecured.
Consequently, they welcomed the French colonization of their country from 1830 to 1962. Their enthusiastic adoption of everything French---among which the rejection of religion---came with a high price: the almost total loss of their Jewish identity, which caused them to feel so alienated in their native land that when the French left, so did they, mostly for Israel but also for other countries.
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Sarah Taieb-Carlen was born in Tunisia and studied at the Sorbonne, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the University of Toronto, and York University, where she is presently teaching. She has lectured extensively and written numerous articles and book chapters on topics such as Jews in Muslim lands, Sephardi Judaism, identity maintenance, and survival of small minority groups.
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