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15 May 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Genizah Fragments. Shapira. . Throwback Thursday: Uncovering the Karaites.. By Melonie Schmierer-Lee on Thu 22 Jul 2021. Our Throwback Thursday this week is taken from issue 17 of the printed edition of

15 May 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Genizah Fragments. commentary. . Book: An Anonymous Karaite Commentary on Hosea from the Cairo Genizah, by Friedrich Niessen.. By Joseph Habib on Fri 17 Sep 2021. An Anonymous Karaite Commentary on Hosea

Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, pp. 1–39. Available at: (Accessed: 21 May 2021).

15 May 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Genizah Fragments. Geoffrey Khan. . The “Worman Archive” in the Genizah Research Unit and the Problem of Tenuous Part-Time Contracts and/or Sudden Death for Archival Research.. By Nick Posegay on Thu 13

Search site. Cambridge University Library. Book: Points of Contact, by Nick Posegay. Book: Points of Contact, by Nick Posegay. Author:. Melonie Schmierer-Lee. Fri 7 Jan 2022. Points of Contact: The Shared Intellectual History of Vocalisation in

Search site. Cambridge University Library. Q&A Wednesday: Zina Cohen on the inks of Fustat. Q&A Wednesday: Zina Cohen on the inks of Fustat. T-S 16.75 (recto): part of a ketubba written by Yefet b. David. Author:. Melonie Schmierer-Lee and Zina

15 May 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Genizah Fragments. Hebrew. By Ben Outhwaite on Sun 31 Mar 2024. The Genizah has preserved only a few glimpses of the life of the influential qabbalist Isaac Luria Ashkenazi, the Ari – הארי ז׳׳ל,

15 May 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Genizah Fragments. Ottoman. . Article: Searching for the Last Genizah Fragment in Late Ottoman Cairo.. By Nick Posegay on Fri 27 May 2022. The Cairo Genizah is famous as a source for the study of medieval

15 May 2024: Search site. Cambridge University Library. Genizah Fragments. bulla. . The future of Egypt’s past: the Mosseri Collection.. By Ben Outhwaite on Fri 7 May 2021. The Jacques (or Jack) Mosseri Collection arrived in Cambridge in 2006. After Schechter

Sources of this period are largely nonexistent for an event that lasted this long, I was wondering if there are documents in the Geniza which can help us reconstruct this unknown ... Do the documents in the Geniza address these issues?