Incidentally, because of the complex history of the area, names of Arabic origin do not preclude Spanish backgrounds. Prefixes and suffixes are interesting in this respect. Sephardim travelled and moved a lot over the centuries, especially after the Expulsion from Spain. Just like Shlomo becomes Solomon in the New York, Salomon in France, Suleiman in Istambul, Shleimi in Poland, Sephardic last names also sometimes changed to suit the local custom of the land. For example known variants of the Malka lastname are Ben Malka, Ibn Malka, Aben Rey, and possibly even Shahin and Ben Shahin in Persia among others.
Similar examples exist with many other names.
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