Yassin Taha Dhahir Al-Askari's 'Glimpses from the History of Baghdad's Jews, 762-1952' offers a meticulously researched historical and documentary study of the Jewish community in Baghdad. This comprehensive work delves into over a millennium of their presence, exploring their social, economic, and cultural contributions, as well as the challenges they faced. From their influential roles during the Abbasid Caliphate to their eventual mass emigration in the mid-20th century, Al-Askari utilizes a wealth of historical documents to illuminate the nuanced tapestry of Jewish life in one of the Middle East's most significant cities. It is an essential read for anyone interested in Iraqi history, Jewish diaspora studies, and the broader history of the Middle East.