The Sultan's Communists: Moroccan Jews and the Politics of Belonging
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Gratitude is a small word for a big feeling. This book would not have been possible without the mentorship, friendship, solidarity, and generosity of many. Like the word “gratitude,” each name that appears in these few pages is a small unit of proper nouns that represents a profound contribution.
The genesis of this book lies in my undergraduate years at Wellesley College. Many thanks to Rachid Aadnani for letting me into first-year Arabic by overriding the enrollment cap. Through years of patient Arabic instruction and seminars in modern North African literature, Rachid has shaped a cohort of Morocco enthusiasts. Louise Marlow directed the Middle East Studies program at Wellesley and taught several critical courses in the Religion Department, giving me a rich background in history and thought in the region. Anjali Prabhu introduced me to the world of Francophone Maghribi literature, as well as the wide, rich world of postcolonial critical theory. Anjali encouraged and challenged me, advising me on an undergraduate senior thesis on questions of Muslim and Jewish exile in post–World War II literature in North Africa. Frances Malino’s course, Jews of Muslim Lands, launched my interest in Jewish history in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Fran was and remains a paragon of critical scholarship, mentorship, and friendship. Fran read this manuscript in its entirety during the summer of 2019 and provided critical feedback and encouragement. More than a mentor, Fran is family.
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