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This dissertation is based on a number of unpublished Judaeo-Arabic manuscripts written by the indigenous Karaite Jews of Egypt who lived in the Jewish Quarter of Cairo during the early modern era.
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How did Jewish oral traditions influence Arabic during Islamic rule in Egypt?Research indicates that Jewish communities in Egypt assimilated Arabic language deeply, with significant influences from Islamic narratives. This trend is evident in textual similarities found in 18th-century Judaeo-Arabic manuscripts that evoke earlier Arabic traditions.What linguistic features characterize the Cairo-Ramla manuscripts?The manuscripts display a blend of Judaeo-Arabic and regional Arabic dialect features, with unique markers such as the nekteb-nektebu paradigm and specific phonological traits present in Middle Arabic. An analysis reveals over 25 distinctive linguistic traits reflective of historical Arabic varieties.What does the sociohistorical context reveal about Jewish-Muslim interactions?The period showed a rich tapestry of cultural exchange; Jewish communities adopted Arabic to facilitate their integration within the Islamic societal framework, as seen through numerous shared narratives and linguistic elements. Notably, this cultural fusion peaked during the Fatimid era.