Arab Jewish poets

This book reveals a neglected aspect of Arabic literary history, shedding light on the creativity of Arab Jewish poets who wrote in Arabic and contributed to enriching its heritage, despite the conflicts and hostilities that existed between them and the Arabs. From "Al-Samawal," a symbol of loyalty, to "Ibn Sahl," the poet of pure love, and "Ka'b ibn al-Ashraf," whose poetry bore the hallmarks of his era, all of them left artistic imprints that rivaled those of their Arab peers. Author Mura...