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Culture
While maintaining a separate identity, Jews were noted contributors to Arabic culture in literature, poetry and music.
Sports
Unable to join local Arab sports associations, Jews organized their own.
Education
The Alliance Israelite Universelle, created in 1860, worked to ensure that Jewish children in the Middle East and North Africa received first-class education.
Religion
Jews were called the 'People of the Book' by their Arab neighbors and their secular scholarship and medical knowledge was highly regarded by many Muslim leaders, despite periodic restrictio ...
Islamic Conquest
Under Islamic rule, Jews were considered dhimmi, second-class citizens.
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