JUST 331
Jews and Muslims
Binghamton University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course offers a survey of Jewish-Muslim relations from the emergence of Islam through the modern period. Beginning with the medieval period, topics covered include the relationship between Islam and peoples of the Book, Jewish communal life and self-government, participation in Mediterranean trade, the world of the Cairo Geniza, and intellectual and cultural achievements of the “Golden Age of Spain”. Moving to the early modern and modern periods, topics covered will include Jewish life in the Ottoman lands, the rise of European imperialism, the dissolution of empire and the emergence of nationalism. The course fulfills core and survey requirement for Judaic Studies majors and minors. Students that have taken JUST 257 may not receive credit for JUST 331.
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