"De Israëlieten Te Mekka, Van Davids Tijd Tot In De Fijfde Eeuw Onzer Tijdrekening..." by Reinhart Dozy explores the history of the Israelites in Mecca from the time of David to the fifth century. This historical work delves into the presence and interactions of the Israelite people in the Arabian city, offering insights into their cultural and religious practices during this period. A valuable resource for those interested in the early history of Judaism and its connections to the Middle East, this book provides a detailed examination of a fascinating and often overlooked chapter in history. Dozy's research sheds light on the historical context and offers a deeper understanding of the ancient world.

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