שאלה | Chapter two discusses conversion of individuals. It mentions Obadiah the proselyte (11th century), Samau’al al-Maghribi – a Jewish scholar who chose to follow Islam (8th-9th century), Judah herman, who became a Christian monk, and Anselm Turmeda, who changed his Christian religion and became a Muslim. Which characteristics are mentioned in all these stories?

Chapter two discusses conversion of individuals. It mentions Obadiah the proselyte (11th century), Samau’al al-Maghribi – a Jewish scholar who chose to follow Islam (8th-9th century), Judah herman, who became a Christian monk, and Anselm Turmeda, who changed his Christian religion and became a Muslim. Which characteristics are mentioned in all these stories?

		Honorable family
		Religious conversion followed by wandering, or as the result of a wandering process
		The protagonists rely on biblical figures to justify their decision
		a and b

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