Ehud
Krinis

Ben-Gurion University
Dalck and Rose Feith Family Fellowship

Research Topic

Ismāʻīlī-Shīʻī Literature and Thirteenth-Century Spanish Kabbalah

Bio

Ehud Krinis is currently a research assistant at Ben Gurion University in the department of Jewish Thought. He has been Fellow at the Scholion Center of the Hebrew University, where he studied the connections between Jewish and Islamic thought. His The Idea of the Chosen People in Judah Halevi’s Kuzari and Its Origins in the Shī'ī Imām Doctrine is forthcoming. This year, Krinis researches Shi’ite influence on medieval Jewish mysticism.

Fellowship

2012–2013

Devoting intense study to a complex century characterized by the entanglement of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim life.