Musta'arabim

Musta'arabim: The word Musta'arabim (from Arabic: musta'rib"مستعرب", “arabicized”‎) may refer to:

the Musta'arabi Jews, the Jews of the Arab world who were culturally and linguistically Arabized.

the Mozarabs, Christian Spaniards in Arab Muslim ruled Spain who were culturally and linguistically Arabized.

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