If you liked The public sphere in Muslim societies by Miriam Hoexter and Nehemia Levtzion, start with Ḳevutsot ʻadatiyot u-miḳtsoʻiyot be-Alg'ir ba-meʾot ha-18 ṿeha-19 (1979), Communal and professional groups in Algiers in the 18th and 19th centuries - their orgainzation, their functioning and the policy of the Turkish and French governments towards them (1979), and Endowments, rulers, and community (1998). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Ḳevutsot ʻadatiyot u-miḳtsoʻiyot be-Alg'ir ba-meʾot ha-18 ṿeha-19 1979 · 467 pages · Miriam Hoexter · Same author
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