Memories of Absence: How Muslims Remember Jews in Morocco
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Memories of Absence: How Muslims Remember Jews in Morocco

by Aomar Boum

History Anthropology
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Memories of Absence explores how Muslims in Morocco remember Jews, using memory and absence as lenses for considering relationships between religious communities. Aomar Boum’s book focuses on remembrance, cultural recollection, and the enduring place of Jewish presence within Moroccan Muslim memory.

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Memories of Absence explores how Muslims in Morocco remember Jews.

The book focuses on memory and remembrance as ways of understanding relationships between religious communities.

Its subject is Morocco, with particular attention to the presence of Jews in Muslim memory.

Aomar Boum examines absence as a meaningful part of cultural and historical recollection.

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