Sanandaj (Sinneh)
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Sanandaj (Sinneh), the capital of Iranian Kurdistan, sheltered a Jewish community documented from the 17th century and well attested in local registers during the Qajar period. The Jews of Sanandaj, speaking Persian and Judeo-Kurdish, were primarily artisans and merchants.
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Sources & resources
- Encyclopedia of Jews in the Islamic World — Brill
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