… Jewish and Muslim cultural engagement in the Medieval Islām. Fifteenth century Jewish
mystic, Yōsef ben Shalom Ashkenazi provides us a hint of the tendency among some Jews …

… 1057) and Judah Halevi (1075-1141), the first Jewish medieval prose work to exhibit a
profound appreciation of Sufi doctrine was the Faraid al-qulub ("Duties of the Hearts"), a treatise …

… In order to properly determine the origins of Jewish-Sufi pietism, we must begin by asking
what set it apart from parallel ideals of piety in the cultural landscape of the medieval Islamic …

… Jews and Sufism that taken place in medieval Islamic ruling. In the face of the present
antagonistic posture of Jews and … One of them is Jewish mysticism that adopted Sufism into their …

… into the Jewish ‘imaginary’ in the Islamic tradition has not yet … of the medieval Islamic
tradition, that of Sufi mysticism in its … of Sufi missionary activity during the medieval period. In my …

… Though appreciating the heuristic value of such critics, in this paper I however do refer to
Sufism as ‘Islamic mysticism’, in line with the approach of many Western and Arab scholars as …

… ’s critique of the Jews of Christendom and praise of the Jews of Islam comes to the fore. In
their … of Egyptian Jewish pietism, recently dubbed “Jewish-Sufism” on account of its adoption of …

… In our humble opinion, short of postulating direct Sufi influence on the writings and ritual of
… some of Isaac's Sufi traits may be due to the contacts he possibly had with the Jewish Sufi …

… Texts by Islam’s greatest mystics dealing with Jews, directly or through allusion, generally
… of medieval Sufism as somehow more “tolerant,” Jewish figures in actual Classical Sufi texts …

… , Judaism, Christianity and Islam. In Islam, this tradition is referred to as Sufism or tosawwuf.
… Medieval scholars of the tenth and eleventh centuries wrote treatises on the subject as well. …