Publisher's Synopsis
Step into the vibrant tapestry of Holy Land folklore with this enthralling collection of tales that bridges Moslem, Christian, and Jewish traditions. Richly detailed and drawn from the region's oral heritage at the turn of the 20th century, these stories reveal a world where sacred narratives and folk beliefs intertwine. From captivating accounts of the mystical Jinn, akin to European fairies, to folk-magic rituals and legends surrounding biblical figures, each tale showcases the shared cultural currents of a deeply storied land.
This book invites readers to explore the intersection of faith, myth, and tradition, offering a unique lens into the spiritual and cultural life of the Holy Land. Its timeless narratives resonate with universal themes of wonder, morality, and the human search for meaning. Folklore of the Holy Land is an invaluable glimpse into the rich and interconnected legacy of one of history's most sacred regions.
