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This edited volume is about religion, intellectualism, and culture in Judaism and Islam. There are few, if any, studies that resemble it when focusing on the medieval and early modern times. The authors recruited for this purpose rank among the best researchers in their field: historians, scholars of Arabic and Hebrew literature, musicologists, mathematicians, and philosophers. Indeed, some chapters are a mélange. The picture that emerges is that the relationship between Judaism and Islam is complex and depends on social conditions, common or contradictory interests, and religious and cultural exchanges. During the final preparations for the publication of this volume, one of the authors, Professor Juliette Hassine from Bar-Ilan University, passed away prematurely. She was a dear colleague, and we shall cherish her memory.
We express our sincerest gratitude to the following people and institutions: Professor Fred Astren, director of the Jewish Studies Program at San Francisco State University; Bar-Ilan University's Aharon and Rachel Dahan Center for Culture, Society and Education in the Sephardic Heritage and its director, Dr. Shimon Ohayon; and William Frost, president of the Lucius N. Littauer Foundation in New York. Without their gracious and generous financial support, the realization of this project would not have been possible.
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