id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
alusur-8903	Pregill, Michael E.	Blurred Boundaries and Novel Normativities: The Jews of Arabia, the Quranic Milieu, and the “Islamic Judaism” of the Middle Ages	2021	47	.pdf	application/pdf	27443	973	44	I do not think it unfair to say that inquiry into the intersections between Islam and Judaism, especially in the era before the full flowering of the Judeo-Arabic culture of the Middle Ages, remains marginal to mainstream Jewish studies despite the important implications of such research.119 Hughes positions himself as a scholar of religion first and seems condensed and repurposed (or simply taken over verbatim) from Shared Identities as well. In Muslim and Jew Hughes raises the subject of “non-canonical” sources that shed light on early Islam (p. 26), though what he actually seems to mean are references to the Prophet and the rise of Islam found in early non-Muslim sources.	cache/alusur-8903.pdf	txt/alusur-8903.txt