BAF: Alongside Jews and Christians: : Muslims in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem

The Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, established after the Crusaders captured Jerusalem in 1099 C.E., included parts of today’s Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan. Ann Zimo of the University of New Hampshire explores the relationships among Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the Kingdom. Were Muslims outsiders and antagonists, or central contributors to its society and economy? ZOOM ONLY program. Advance reservation required after December 1: basonova.org/next-lecture-reservation.html.