The Arabic-Jewish writings "The Book of Ascent to the Ranks of the Days of the Messiah" as a model

The intellectual movement of the Islamic state impacted not only Muslims but also other faiths, including Jews, particularly in their writings during the Middle Ages.

ـMuslims conquered Andalusia, promoting Islam's tolerance and integrating Jews with Muslims. Freedom of belief was granted, leading to prominent scholars like Saadia al-Fayyumi, who used Islamic methods.

ـSaadia used Islamic methods to interpret the Torah, focusing on tradition and writing long introductions to the books.

ـal-Tabari v Al-Fayyumi influenced anthropomorphism regarding God. In his Arabic commentaries, he rejected assigning human traits to God, interpreting Genesis 26:1 as God creating humans in His image

ـ"Ketab Almraki ela rotb ayam el maseh" written in Judeo-Arabic, explores key topics of Jewish faith and ethics, reflecting Arabic influence on Jewish writings.
ـMuslims conquered Andalusia, promoting Islam's tolerance and integrating Jews with Muslims. Freedom of belief was granted, leading to prominent scholars like Saadia al-Fayyumi, who used Islamic methodsThe intellectual movement of the Islamic state impacted not only Muslims but also other faiths, including Jews, particularly in their writings during the Middle Ages.