The Hebrew maqama and medieval rhymed prose
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A narrative genre of rhymed prose interspersed with poems, adapted from the Arabic maqama by medieval Hebrew authors. Its masterpiece is Judah Al-Harizi's Tahkemoni; Joseph ibn Zabara's Sefer Sha'ashuim and Immanuel of Rome's Mahberot also belong to it. The genre blends social satire, linguistic virtuosity and irony.
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