Jewish Life in Medieval Spain

The book delves into the Jewish experience in medieval Spain, spanning from the rise of Sephardic society in the ninth century to the 1492 expulsion. It examines the transition from Muslim al-Andalus to Christian Iberia, highlighting the internal dynamics and rivalries within the Jewish community. The narrative provides insights into the complex inter-religious relations, especially during the anti-Jewish riots of 1391, which transformed both Jewish society and its interactions with Muslims and Christians. Despite adversity, Spanish Jews maintained a vibrant culture that influenced their legacy in exile.