srā’īlīyāt (literally “things attributed to Israelites”) refers to a subgenre of Islamic sources that have a Jewish or Christian origin. After Islam swept the Near East in the seventh century, Muslims inherited a milieu rich with literature and [...]

srā’īlīyāt (literally “things attributed to Israelites”) refers to a subgenre of Islamic sources that have a Jewish or Christian origin. After Islam swept the Near East in the seventh century, Muslims inherited a milieu rich with literature and [...]

srā’īlīyāt (literally “things attributed to Israelites”) refers to a subgenre of Islamic sources that have a Jewish or Christian origin. After Islam swept the Near East in the seventh century, Muslims inherited a milieu rich with literature and [...]

srā’īlīyāt (literally “things attributed to Israelites”) refers to a subgenre of Islamic sources that have a Jewish or Christian origin. After Islam swept the Near East in the seventh century, Muslims inherited a milieu rich with literature and [...]

srā’īlīyāt (literally “things attributed to Israelites”) refers to a subgenre of Islamic sources that have a Jewish or Christian origin. After Islam swept the Near East in the seventh century, Muslims inherited a milieu rich with literature and [...]

srā’īlīyāt (literally “things attributed to Israelites”) refers to a subgenre of Islamic sources that have a Jewish or Christian origin. After Islam swept the Near East in the seventh century, Muslims inherited a milieu rich with literature and [...]