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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Aomar Boum examines how Muslims in Morocco remember Jews and Jewish communities. Centered on memory, absence, and shared history, this focused work considers the cultural and religious dimensions of remembrance in Morocco, offering insight into how the past continues to shape understanding between communities.

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Memories of Absence explores how Muslims in Morocco remember Jews and Jewish life.

Aomar Boum focuses on memory as a way of engaging with the history of religious communities in Morocco.

The book considers absence, remembrance, and the connections between Muslim and Jewish experiences.

It offers readers a focused study of cultural memory and interfaith history in a Moroccan context.

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