Ishmael on the Border Noura Wahby

Ishmael on the Border Noura WahbyExplores rabbinic views of Ishmael, the biblical figure seen as the first Arab. Ishmael on the Border is an in depth study of the rabbinic treatment of Abraham's firstborn son, Ishmael. This book examines Ishmael's conflicted portrayal over a thousand year period and traces the shifts and nuances in his representation within the Jewish tradition before and after the emergence of Islam. In classical rabbinic texts, Ishmael is depicted in a variety of

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