Examples of using Maimonides in English and their translations into German
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Most halakhic authorities- such as Rashba and Ritba- agree with Maimonides.
The text of Maimonides'"Laws of Repentance" needs to be read with a commentary.
His hands were not bound as prescribed;the"cross" was not buried with his body Maimonides,"Yad," Sanh.
The Eurostars Maimonides is located opposite the famous mosque of Cordoba, right in the centre of the town.
Moreover, the claim of compulsion by one's erotic passions is not valid for a male, for any erection is considered a token of his willingness Yev,53b; Maimonides, Yad, Sanh, 20:3.
Man-river sculture The Eurostars Maimonides is located opposite the famous mosque of Cordoba, right in the centre of the town.
Let's take a brief look at the cheerful and lively dialogue that al-Andalus conducted with his most important minds, Ibn Ruschd and Maimonides, and summarizes Maimonides in his own words.
Conspicuously, however, Maimonides argues in several reports for the conversion, but in the sense of the Islamic Taqiyya 122.
The bulk of the time was occupied with studying Talmud,the rest with studying certain philosophical writings of Maimonides, the Rav's Tanya, Weiss's Jewish History, and a discussion of sociological problems.
The greatest Sephardi thinker, Moses Maimonides(Rambam in Hebrew) spoke and wrote Arabic and was the personal physician of the great Salah ad-Din Saladin.
The origin of the celebration is unclear, but is usually associated with the anniversary of the death of Rabbi Maimon ben Abraham,the father of the great medieval Rabbi Moses Maimonides also known as the Rambam.
In Maimonides' opinion, this commandment involves the establishment of a judicial system that will deal with transgressions of the previous six commandments.
Modern Jews mostly agree over the 613 commandments that Maimonides, a Jewish rabbi from Muslim Spain, recorded and classified in the 12th century.
Maimonides(1135-1204), Jewish philosopher:"Truth does not become more true by virtue of the fact that the entire world agrees with it, nor less so even if the whole world disagrees with it.
Mishneh Torah is thename of the extensive law codex of Moses Maimonides, the eminent Jewish scholar, who was born in Cordoba in 1135/38 and died in Cairo/ Fustat in 1204.
Thus, Maimonides was subjected to Muslim persecutions by the regime of the Almohads and escaped from them first to the crusaders' Kingdom of Jerusalem, but this did not change his views in the least.
Among the commentators of the wholeMishna the following deserve special mention: Maimonides, the Hebrew translation of whose Arabic original is printed in most edition of the Mishna; Obadia di Bertinoro d.
Maimonides says that Ezra came into the land and that a new count began at that time, indicating that Ezra came into the land of Israel just in time to reinstitute a new count to the year of Jubilee.
Two days before his planned circumcision, while searching online for recommendations on the doctor-mohel we chose,I stumbled upon the following paragraph from The Guide for the Perplexed by Maimonides, the great Jewish philosopher.
Following earlier authorities, including Maimonides and the Talmud itself, the Shulhan Arukh 22 decides these matters according to the weight of probabilities.
In addition a guided tour of the Jewish quarter will also be included located near the Mosque-Cathedral, it is one the most visited historical areas where you will be able to find the synagogue, the Jewish Street, the Arabic market(Zoco)and the bronze statue of Maimonides.
Although he always held Maimonides in the highest esteem, and often made use of sentences from his writings, he was as little satisfied with his philosophy as with any other branch of knowledge which he acquired.
Internationally renowned scientists have now risen to his challenge to"Hear the truth,whoever speaks it" and have considered Maimonides not in a continuum of Jewish philosophy, but as part of the prevailing cultural and intellectual currents.
But if we are to believe Maimonides and the Catalan philosopher Raymond Lulle, Averroës could be the man who wrote the booklet'The Three Impostors' about the Hebrew, Christian and Muslim religions.
Talmudic novellae("chiddushim") by Tosafists, Nahmanides, Nissim of Gerona, Solomon ben Aderet(RaShBA), Yomtov ben Ashbili(Ritva)*Works of"halakha"(Asher ben Yechiel,Mordechai ben Hillel)*Codices by Maimonides and Jacob ben Asher, and finally"Shulkhan Arukh"*Responsa, e. g.
The greater tolerance towards'the Jews'instituted by Saladin upon his accession to power enabled Maimonides to issue orders to the rabbinical courts in Egypt to seize all Jews who had gone through such forbidden marriages and have them flogged until they'agreed' to divorce their wives.
Rooted in Maimonides, the religious ideology of Élie Munk, to consider but one of the mentors of Konopnicki widely diffused in France and notably at the great Jewish Colbo bookshop explains, I believe, along with many others, the behaviour of the Netanyahu government, coming from both this theocratic culture and the extremist nationalism of Gordon, the mentor of Ben Gurion.
In regard to the Tower of Babel- perhaps you have heard me say this, because I repeat it, but it is so“vivid”- there is a midrash written around 1200,in the time of Thomas Aquinas, of Maimonides, more or less in that time, by a Jewish rabbi who, to his faithful in the Synagogue, explained the construction of the Tower of Babel, where the power of man was felt.
Project Description The central aim of the MCAS(Maimonides Centre for Advanced Studies) is the exploration and research of scepticism in Judaism in its dual manifestation of a purely philosophical tradition and a more general expression of sceptical strategies, concepts, and attitudes in the cultural field.
Beyond Yehudah Halevi and Maimonides(twelfth and thirteenth centuries) who saw Christianity and Islam as a vehicle for bringing essential truths to humanity at large; and beyond Rabbi Menachem HaMeiri a century later who defines Christianity and Islam as true religion; scholars like Rabbi Moses Rivkes in the seventeenth century affirmed the unique relationship between Christianity and Judaism, long before modern Jewish philosophers like Franz Rosenzweig and Martin Buber.