However , contemporary Yemenite Hebrew is thought to be the descendent of a variety of Babylonian Hebrew , as represented in the Babylonian system .
Under Muslim hegemony in the 10th century , the main academies disappeared and the Babylonian vocalization was replaced by the Tiberian vocalization .
Contemporary Yemenite Hebrew is thought to be the descendent of a variety of Babylonian Hebrew , as represented in the Babylonian system .
Under Muslim hegemony in the 10th century , the main academies disappeared and the Babylonian vocalization was replaced by the Tiberian vocalization .