Publisher's Synopsis
This volume presents an early Arabic commentary on the Book of Nahum by Japheth ben Eli, a prominent Karaite scholar of the 10th century. It includes an introduction, an abridged translation, and detailed notes to provide context and understanding of the original text. Japheth ben Eli's work offers valuable insights into Karaite interpretations of the Hebrew Bible and the historical context in which they emerged. "Arabic Commentary on Nahum" sheds light on the intellectual and religious landscape of the medieval Middle East, appealing to scholars interested in biblical studies, Jewish history, and Karaite Judaism. This edition makes this important historical document accessible to a wider audience.
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