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Yeshiva-educated college student.
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Who is the author of Tehilim 137? added daat mikra |
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General understanding of Kri and Ktiv Superb answer. I wish I could upvote it twice. |
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food containers - why is hechser needed? Related: judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/26655/… |
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food containers - why is hechser needed? These links may be relevant: yutorah.org/lectures/lecture.cfm/742972/Rabbi_Josh_Flug/… and yutorah.org/lectures/lecture.cfm/737632/Rabbi_Jonathan_Feldman/… |
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food containers - why is hechser needed? re Pesach: Which is an assumption I have no source for, other than the logic that we're extra careful on Pesach, so if these don't need a hechsher for Pesach, kal vachomer they won't need one for the rest of the year. |
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Who is the author of Tehilim 137? @ShimonbM - Yes. If you click the link it should take you to that page. |
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Who is the author of Tehilim 137? fixed link |
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Was Rambam affected by Islam? EJ also mentions that Rambam explicitly refutes some Islamic religious conceptions. |
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Was Rambam affected by Islam? Encyclopedia Judaica references "Ismaili Theology and Maimonides' Philosophy;" not sure where to find it. |
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Was Rambam affected by Islam? "In a letter to his translator, Shemuʾel ibn Tibbon, he mentions his main philosophic sources: Aristotle, whose books are "the roots and foundations of all works in the sciences"; al-Fārābī, whose "writings are faultlessly excellent—one ought to study and understand them"; and the important commentaries on Aristotle by Alexander of Aphrodisias, Themistius, and Ibn Rushd (Averroës)." © Encyclopedia Judaica |
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Was Rambam affected by Islam? Related article: jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/… |
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Was Rambam affected by Islam? Wikipedia references "Stroumsa. Maimonides in his world: portrait of a Mediterranean thinker. Princeton University Press, 2009, p.65" |
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Was Rambam affected by Islam? This article deals with the topic in depth: plato.stanford.edu/entries/maimonides-islamic (I may put it in an answer when I'm done reading it) |
