and they became to it as daughters. HaNagid s son JosephibnNaghrela inherited those jobs. Some Muslims accused Joseph of using his office to benefit Jewish friends, assassinated him, and launched ...Multiple issues refimprove December 2011 cleanup December 2011 Samuel ibnNaghrela Lang he , Sh muel HaLevi ben Yosef HaNagid Lang ar Abu I q Ism l bin an Naghr lah , also known as Samuel HaNagid Lang he , Shmuel HaNagid , lit. Samuel the Prince , born 993 died after 1056 , was a Talmud ic scholar, grammarian, philologist, poet, warrior, and statesman, who lived in Iberian Peninsula Iberia at the time of the Moors Moor ish rule. Born in M rida, Spain M rida , his main poetic works include Ben Tehillim Son of Psalms , Ben Qoheleth Son of Ecclesiastes , and Ben Mishlei Son of Proverbs , each of which imitates the father work . His choice of poetic themes reflected his myriad occupations and personal world view, including poems describing the battlefield using the analogy of a game of chess, poems speaking of the great beauty of nature, of which there are numerous, etc. His power in word choice of poetic portrayal of nature rivals that of the other great Jewish poets, namely ibn Saruk. He founded the Yeshiva that produced such brilliant scholars as R Yitzhaq ibn Ghiath and R Maimon ben Yosef father of Maimonides . The Introduction to the Talmud is erroneously attributed to Shmuel Citation needed date September 2010 ... oLgdqBh Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Naghrela, Samuel Ibn ALTERNATIVE ... Naghrela, Samuel Ibn Category Spanish philologists Category Spanish soldiers Category Spanish poets ... 993 births Category 11th century deaths ca Samuel ibn Nagrella ceb Ism l bin an Naghr lah de Schmuel ha Nagid es Semuel ibn Nagrella fr Samuel ibn Nagrela he ja oc Samuel Hanaguid pt Semuel ibn Nagrela ru yi ... more details
Joseph ben Meir ibn Megas or Megas 1077 1141 lang he was a Rabbi , Posek , and Rosh Yeshiva in Lucena, C rdoba Lucena . He is also known as Ri Megas , the Hebrew language Hebrew acronym for Rabbi Joseph Megas . Biography Ibn Megas was probably born in Seville though Moritz Steinschneider Steinschneider believes it was Granada . He moved to Lucena, C rdoba Lucena at the age of 12 to study under the renowned Talmud ist Isaac Alfasi . He torah study studied under Alfasi at Lucena for fourteen years. Shortly before his death 1103 , Alfasi semicha ordained Ibn Megas as a rabbi, and passing over his own son also appointed him, then 26, to be his successor as Rosh Yeshiva seminary head . Ibn Megas held this position for 38 years. It is clear that ibn Megas was a great scholar Maimonides in the introduction to his Mishnah commentary says the Talmudic learning ... and references http www.jewishencyclopedia.com view.jsp?artid 32&letter I Ibn Migas, Joseph Jehosef Ben Me r Ha Levi , jewishencyclopedia.com Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ibn Migash, Joseph ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1077 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1141 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ibn Migash, Joseph Category 1077 births Category 1141 deaths Category ... Rosh yeshivas Category Jews of Al Andalus spain reli bio stub rabbi stub de Josef ibn Migasch es Josephibn Migash fr Josephibn Migash II he ... poems which are full of his praise. Ibn Megas s best known student is probably Maimon, the father and teacher of Maimonides . There is a tradition that Maimonides himself was a pupil of ibn Megas ... that he was literally taught by him, as Maimonides was 6 years old at the time of Ibn Megas s death. Works Ibn Megas authored over 200 Responsa , She elot u Teshuvot Ri Migash originally in Arabic ... 38623 here and Shevuot included in Joseph Samuel Modiano s http hebrewbooks.org 23975 Uryan Telitai ... more details
Josephibn Verga Hebrew was a Turkish Jews Turkish rabbi and historian who lived at Adrianople at the beginning of the 16th century. He was the son of Solomon ibn Verga , author of Shebe Yehudah, who emigrated from Spain to Turkey as a Marrano . Joseph was a pupil of Joseph Fasi , a contemporary of Tam ibn Ya ya and of the physician Moses Hamon , and belonged to the college of rabbis of Adrianople. He completed his father s work by adding a record of some of the events of his own time and of the age immediately preceding. He knew Latin language Latin , and incorporated in the Shebe Yehudah some narratives which he translated from what he calls the Christian language. He also added a supplication te innah written by himself. Joseph was the author of http hebrewbooks.org 11888 She erit Yosef Adrianople, 1554 , a methodology of the Talmud , giving the rules that are wanting in the Halikhot Olam of Yeshu ah ha Levi and in the Sefer Keritut of Samson of Chinon . Wolf Bibl. Hebr. i., No. 880 attributes this book to another Josephibn Verga, who lived at Avlona . Jewish Encyclopedia bibliography David Conforte , ore ha Dorot, p. 34a Chaim Joseph David Azulai Azulai , Shem ha Gedolim, i. 39 Heinrich Gr tz , Gesch. 3d ed., ix. 321, 323, 324 Moritz Steinschneider , Cat. Bodl. col. 1538 Julius F rst , Bibl. Jud. iii. 473. External links http www.jewishencyclopedia.com view.jsp?artid 53&letter I&search Verga Jewish Encyclopedia article for Josephibn Verga , written by Richard Gottheil & M. Seligsohn . JewishEncyclopedia DEFAULTSORT Ibn Verga, Joseph Category Ottoman rabbis Category Jewish historians Category 16th century historians Category 16th century Sephardi Jews Category 16th century rabbis tr Josephibn Verga ... more details
Josephibn Habib Hebrew , also known as Joseph Havivah and Nimmuke Yosef , after the title of his book was a Spain Spanish Talmudist who flourished in the 14th and 15th centuries. Nimmuke Yosef Like his predecessor, R. Nissim ben Reuben RaN , Ibn abib wrote a commentary on the halakot of Isaac Alfasi , entitled Nimmu e Yosef, published with the text and the commentary of R. Nissim Constantinople, 1509 . Against the opinion of David Conforte ore ha Dorot, p. 26a that Ibn abib commentated only those treatises which R. Nissim had omitted, Azulai Shem ha Gedolim proved that Ibn abib s Nimmu e Yosef covered the entire halakot of Isaac Alfasi, but a part of it had remained unpublished, and that the commentary to the halacha halakot of Moed Katan and Makkot , attributed to R. Nissim, belongs to Ibn abib. The latter quotes Asher ben Jehiel , Yom Tob ben Abraham , his master RaM, and R. Nissim himself. The Nimmu e Yosef on Ketubot and Nedarim was also included in the work Ishei Adonai Leghorn, 1795 , and the portion on Shebuot in the Bet ha Be irah ib. 1795 . Azulai says that Ibn abib was the author of novell on the whole Talmud . Jewish Encyclopedia bibliography Chaim Joseph David Azulai Azulai , Shem ha Gedolim David Cassel , in Ersch and Gruber, Encyc. section ii., part 31, p. 73 Moritz Steinschneider , Cat. Bodl. col. 1449 Fuenn , Keneset Yisrael, p. 470. References JewishEncyclopedia Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME JosephIbn Habib ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT JosephIbn Habib Category 14th century rabbis Category 15th century rabbis Category Spanish rabbis spain reli bio stub Rabbi stub he ... more details
dablink This article is about Josephibn Ezra , for other people with the name Ibn Ezra see Ibn Ezra disambiguation . Rabbi Josef ben Isaac ibn Ezra was an The Orient oriental rabbi of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, descended from Ibn Ezra disambiguation Ibn Ezra family of Spain . Brought up in Salonica , he studied under the direction of Rabbi Samuel de Medina , and became head of the Talmud ic school there among his pupils were Aaron Hazzan , Meir Melammed , and Shabbethai Jonah . Late in life Ibn Ezra was compelled to seek refuge in Constantinople , where he was called to the rabbinate of Sofia , and where he eventually died. Writings Ibn Ezra was a learned Talmudist, and his works were highly esteemed. He wrote Rosh Yosef , a commentary on the Arba ah Turim Turim , of which the part treating of communal taxes and contributions was published at Salonica 1601 , under the title Massa Melek Azamot Yosef , commentary on Nashim Kiddushin ib. 1601 Berlin, 1699 F rth, 1767 . In the preface to the latter the author states that the object of the commentary is to give, in addition to the ordinary exposition of the text peshat , a clear, insight into the methodology of the Talmud. He states further that the responsa of Josephibn Leb 1576 , which reached him after he had finished his commentary, compelled him to make some changes therein. Appended to the work are the Halakha Halachic decisions of the treatise in question with explanations of some difficult passages in various other treatises. Ibn Ezra also wrote a commentary on Bava Metzia , mentioned in the Azamot Yosef rules .... I. Br. JewishEncyclopedia Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ibn Ezra, Joseph ... Ibn Ezra, Joseph Category Sephardi rabbis Category Early Acharonim Category 16th century rabbis ... Category Rosh yeshivas Category Year of death unknown fr Josephibn Ezra ... , p. 43b Chaim Joseph David Azulai Azulai , Shem ha Gedolim, i. 77, ii. 108 David Cassel , in Ersch ... more details
Josephibn Abitur was a Spanish rabbi of around the 9th century. He was a student of Moses ben Hanoch . Abitur was from a very prestigious Spanish family from the city of M rida, Spain M rida . His great great grandfather was a communal and Rabbinic leader. Besides being a great Torah scholar, Abitur was also a paytan of note. He also wrote a commentary on the Bible in Hebrew language Hebrew . He also enjoyed a relationship with the Caliph of the time and fashioned an Arabic language Arabic translation of the Talmud for him. When Moses ben Hanoch s son Hanoch was chosen to succeed his father, Abitur felt compelled to leave Spain and travel to the Yeshiva s in Babylon Babel . On his way he stopped in Egypt before arriving in Baghdad . He eventually went to Damascus , where he died. He wrote many Teshuva s, some of which are extant. Sources JewishEncyclopedia article Abitur, Joseph ben Issac ben Stans ibn url http www.jewishencyclopedia.com view.jsp?artid 334&letter A Persondata NAME Abitur, JosephIbn ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION Rabbi DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Abitur, JosephIbn Category Year of birth missing Category Year of death missing Category Bible commentators Category Jewish poets Category Jews of Al Andalus Category 9th century rabbis Category Spanish rabbis de Josef ibn Abitur ... more details
Eras of the Halakha Josephibn Plat was a Rabbi nical authority of the twelfth century CE. He is presumed to have been born in southern Spain , whence he went to Provence and settled in Lunel , though Epstein is of opinion that he was born in the Byzantine Empire . If this is so, he may be identical with the Joseph whom Benjamin of Tudela met in Damascus Itinerary, ed. Asher, i. 48 . He also spent some time in Rome, Italy , and may have traveled in France , Duchy of Lorraine Lorraine , Lombardy , and Spain. According to Josephibn Tzaddik , he was flourishing in the year 1205 according to Abraham ben Solomon of Torrutiel , he died in 1225 but according to others he died before 1198. Abraham ben David , Asher ben Meshullam , and Zerahiah ha Levi Gerondi , all of Lunel, received oral instruction from him, and he corresponded with Zerahiah and Abraham ben David in Posqui res in addition, he corresponded with Maimonides and Abraham ben Isaac of Narbonne . He wrote a treatise on the prayers entitled Tikkun Soferim, of which a fragment is extant. His halakic treatises, commentaries on various Talmud ic books, such as Nedarim and Hullin , are quoted in the Ittur ii. 18c , the Kol Bo No. 106 , and Shittah Mequbbetzet to Nedarim fol. 7d , and extracts are to be found in the Pardes his name, however, is cited in the last named only in one long citation on the Benedictions ed. Constantinople , fol. 39b 41c . Resources http www.jewishencyclopedia.com view.jsp?artid 518&letter J&search Plat Kayserling, Meyer and Richard Gottheil. Josephibn Plat . Jewish Encyclopedia . Funk and Wagnalls, 1901 1906, which cites the following bibliography Josephibn Tzaddik , Chronicles, ed. Neubauer , p. 94 David Conforte , ore ha Dorot , p. 8b Zunz , Ritus , p. 26 idem, in Geiger s Wiss. Zeit. J d. Theol .... 290. JewishEncyclopedia Article written by Meyer Kayserling & Richard Gottheil . DEFAULTSORT Plat, JosephIbn Category 12th century rabbis Category Proven al Jews Category Byzantine Jews ... more details
Rabbi Joseph ben Jacob ibn Tzaddik ? 1149 was a Spanish rabbi , poet, and philosopher. A Talmudist of high ... a high tribute to Joseph s learning, Maimonides , in his letter addressed to Samuel ibn Tibbon Pe ... Philosophie der Josephibn Zaddik , M nster, 1895. Notes references JewishEncyclopedia Category Jews ..., father of Maimonides , until his death. Joseph was also a highly gifted poet, as is attested by Alharizi ref Saul Isaac K mpf , Nichtandalusische Poesie , i. 13. ref . Several of Joseph s religious ... Joseph s reputation rests, however, not on his rabbinical knowledge or his poetical abilities ... duty of man, and explaining how the human soul builds up its conception of things, Joseph ... encyclopedists known as the Brethren of Sincerity , by whom Joseph was greatly influenced. Conceptions ... own being the outer world. Joseph therefore devotes the second division of his work to the study of physical ... a fox. From the physical, Joseph passes on to deal with the psychical man. Man, he says, is made ..., the divine attributes, and similar theological problems. Like Saadia Gaon and Bahya ibn Paquda , though more precisely and more systematically, Joseph proves the creation of the world and consequently ... as expounded in the Machkimat Peti of Joseph ha Ro eh , who assert that the world was produced by the created ... of the divine attributes. Here Joseph is in advance of his predecessors Saadia Gaon and Bahya ibn Paquda and, like Maimonides , he concludes that no positive attributes, whether essential or unessential ... for some of them. With Plato , Joseph says that man ought to know three things 1 that there is a Creator ... can not win the favor of God by sacrifices, but must gain it by good deeds. Joseph asserts man s free ..., are for Joseph so many proofs that reward and punishment can take place only in the next world. He ... Motazilite , Joseph accepted a number of Motazilite theories and views Schreiner, Der Kalam , p ... Bedersi , Meir ibn Aldabi , Isaac ibn Latif , and by the author of Ma amar Haskel . It was edited for the first ... more details
Eras of the Halakha To be distinguished from Joseph Albo 1380 1435 Josephibn Shem Tov died 1480 was a prolific Jud o Spanish writer born in Castile historical region Castile . He lived in various cities of Spain Medina del Campo de Leon 1441 Alcal de Henares 1451 and Segovia 1454 . Though it is not known precisely what office he held at court, he occupied a position which brought him in contact with distinguished Christian scholars. According to the custom of the time, he held public disputations with them in the presence of the court this probably led him to study the polemical literature of the Jews. In the preface to his commentary on Profiat Duran s Al Tehi ka Aboteka , he recounts a disputation with a Christian scholar concerning the doctrine of the Trinity . He seems to have elaborated this disputation and to have used it later in various anti Christian writings. In 1452 he was sent by the Prince of Asturia, Don Enrique, to Segovia to prevent an outbreak of popular rage at Easter ... discovered, from a quotation in Joseph Jaabez s Or ha transl sem ayyim , that Ibn Shem transl sem ob died a martyr. The year of his passing was 1480. Ibn Shem transl sem ob s numerous writings .... Characterization Josephibn Shem transl sem ob was one of the most learned writers of his ... Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Josephibn Shem Tov ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1480 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Josephibn Shem Tov Category .... It contains frequent references to Aristotle s Ethics , Ibn Shem ob s favorite work. Kebod .... Handschriften Berlin, No. 216 Hermann Zotenberg Zotenberg , l.c. No. 885 . Ibn Shem ob made a short ... in Ibn Shem transl sem ob s commentary on Aristotle s Ethics Steinschneider, l.c. p. 150 . Short ... Elohim is Joseph s chief work. His leading ideas and principles, scattered throughout his other writings ... of rationalistic sciences Ibn Shem ob took the following position The Jew in possession of the divine ... more details
refimprove date July 2008 Judah ben Josephibn Ezra was a Spanish Jew who rose to favour under Alfonso VII of Le n during the 12th century, eventually becoming the king s court Chamberlain office chamberlain . Judah, a relative of renowned Granadian poet and philosopher Moses ibn Ezra , was made commander of the fortress at Calatrava by Alfonso after its conquest in 1147. He enjoyed such a close relationship with the Spanish monarch that the latter, at his request, not only allowed the Jews who had fled from the persecutions of the Almohades into Toledo, but even gave many of the fugitives dwellings in Carrion, Fromista, Flascala, Palencia and several other places, where new Jewish communities were soon established. Judah ben Joseph used his influence over Alonso to further the cause of persecuted Spanish Jews until the king s death in August 1157. Sources http www.toledosefarad.org JUDERIA personajes www.toledosefarad.org Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ezra, Judah Ben JosephIbn ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ezra, Judah Ben JosephIbn Category 12th century Spanish people Category Spanish Jews ... more details
Isaac ben Josephibn Pulgar was a Spanish Jewish philosopher, poet, and controversialist, who flourished in the first half of the fourteenth century. Life Where he lived is not known, for though Avilla is given at the end of his translation of Al Ghazali s Ma a id, the town name as well as the date is probably the copyist s Gr tz, Gesch. vii. 446 . He was a warm defender of Isaac Albalag , and continued his translation of Al Ghazali s work. It seems from his Ezer ha Dat that he had been a friend of Abner of Burgos but when the latter, after conversion, sent him one of his anti Jewish writings, he replied in a stinging satirical poem. Works Ibn Pulgar wrote the following Hebrew translation of the third book of Al Ghazali s Ma a id completed in 1307 Ezer ha Dat, the most important of his writings see below , a polemical work in five books, in the form of dialogues, and interspersed with verse Iggeret ha arfit, a refutation of Abner of Burgos Min at ena ot a refutation in Spanish of astrology verse see De Rossi, Codices, No. 861, 3 . Ibn Pulgar defended the Halakah , but said that the Haggadah did not belong to the Talmud . One of the points in dispute between Ibn Pulgar and Abner of Burgos was in regard to the immortality of the individual soul, which Ibn Pulgar denied, believing only in the immortality of the universal soul Ibn Shaprut , Eben Bo an, xv., 3 . Ibn Pulgar s theory was that laws were not instituted for the sake of God, who has no need of them, but for the sake of man ... Josephibn Pulgar ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Isaac ben Josephibn Pulgar Category Jewish philosophers Category 13th century births Category 14th century deaths Category 14th century Spanish people de Isaak ben Josef ibn ... of the Jewish religion, in which Ibn Pulgar attacks both apostate s and Christians the second ... in Eliezer Ashkenazi s a am Ze enim Frankfort on the Main, 1855 . Ibn Pulgar s object here was to prove ... more details
distinguish2 Joseph ben Judah of Ceuta , c.1160 1226, the disciple of Maimonides and addressee of his Guide for the Perplexed Joseph ben Judah ibn Aknin c.1150 c.1220 was a Jewish writer of numerous treatises, mostly on the Mishnah and the Talmud . He was born in Barcelona , but settled in Fes, Morocco Fez , where by his own admission he lived as a crypto Jew . In addition to an introduction to the Talmud in Arabic Hebrew translation at http hebrewbooks.org 33105 Mevo ha Talmud , and a treatise on Talmudic weights and measures, his surviving works include Sefer ha Musar Book of Morality A commentary on the Pirkei Avot similar to that of Maimonides . Tibb al Nuf s The Hygiene of Healthy Souls and the Therapy of Ailing Souls A book on psychology, with a chapters on friendship, speech and silence, keeping a secret, lying, food and drink, asceticism, education, the needs and destiny of the soul, persecutions and the proper response to them, and repentance. The chapter on education argues that the study of logic and science should not be undertaken before the age of thirty, and only after a solid traditional education so that religious convictions should not be affected by philosophical doubts. Inkish f al asrar watuh r al anw r The Divulgence of Mysteries and the Appearance of Lights A commentary on the Song of Songs , treating each verse at three levels at the literal level, citing contemporary grammarians to explain every word on the scroll at a rabbinical level, based on midrashic ... see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Joseph ben Judah ibn Aknin ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Joseph ben Judah ibn Aknin Category ... al Ibana fi U ul al Diyana A Religious Clarification of Religious Fundamentals . Ibn Aknin is known ... outlook. But he is not the Joseph ben Judah of Ceuta Joseph ben Judah to whom the Guide for the Perplexed ... century writers Category People from Barcelona Judaism bio stub de Josef ben Juda ibn Aknin fa ... more details
Gedaliah ibn Yahya ben Joseph c. 1515 c. 1587 Hebrew was a talmudist born at Imola , Italy . He studied in the yeshibah at Ferrara under Jacob Finzi and Abraham Rovigo and Israel Rovigo . In 1549 he settled in Rovigo , where he remained until 1562, in which year the burning of the Talmud took place in Italy. He then went to Codiniola , and three years later to Salonica , whence he returned in 1567 to his native town. Expelled with other Jews by Pope Pius V , and suffering a loss of 10,000 gold pieces, he went to Pesaro , and thence to Ferrara, where he remained till 1575. During the ensuing eight years he led a wandering life, and finally settled in Alexandria , which is probably where he died in 1587. His chief work was the Sefer Shalshelet ha abbalah, called also Sefer Ya ya, on which he labored for more than forty years. This work is not without defects, having suffered either by reason of the author s itinerant mode of life or through faulty copying of the original manuscript. Its contents are as follows History and genealogy of the Jews from the time of Moses until that of Moses Norzi 1587 Account of the heavenly bodies, Creation, the soul, magic, and evil spirits History of the peoples among which the Jews have dwelt, and a description of the unhappy fate of the author s coreligionists up to his time. The value of this work is, however, lessened considerably by the facts that the writer has included many oral narratives which he gathered partly in his home, partly in Salonica and Alexandria, and that he often lacks the ability to distinguish truth ... , La Masseket Hamor di Gedaly ibn Yahia, Italia , In Memory of Giuseppe Sermoneta , XIII XV 2001 , pp. 303 342 Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ibn Yahya ben Joseph, Gedaliah ... Ibn Yahya ben Joseph, Gedaliah Category 1510s births Category 1580s deaths Category Jewish ... Category 16th century rabbis de Gedalja ibn Jachja fr Guedalya ben Josephibn Yahya ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Judah ben Josephibn Bulat was a Spanish Talmudist and rabbi born at the end of the fifteenth century in Estella Lizarra Estella , Navarre died probably in Istanbul about 1550. He was the author of Kelal a er mi Kol ha Rashum Beketab Short Abstract of All That Has Been Published , containing a short compendium of rabbinic theology, Halakah , morals, ethics , jurisprudence , and political science . The book appeared in manuscript in Istanbul in 1530, and could be obtained from the author only for a limited time, on the payment of one Florin Italian coin florin as a fee for perusal. Besides, Bulat published the Talmud methodology Halikot Olam of Joshua ben Joseph Constantinople , 1510 . Tam ibn Ya yah, in his work Tummat Yesharim, and Elijah Mizra i , in his responsa , both colleagues of Bulat in Istanbul, cite some of his responsa. Bulat, possessing a thorough knowledge of the Talmud, opened up new methods in Talmudic study. He decided that the method of Talmud interpretation practiced by some of his contemporaries was contradictory to the real meaning of the Talmud. It was their custom to regard every opinion, even every sentence, in the Talmud as a binding rule and they went so far as to look upon every Posek pose post Talmudic Halakah in the same way. Consequently, a vast number of new umrot intensifications of the Law continued to be introduced and it was considered a duty of the pious to refrain from acts tabooed by their predecessors, though only by a few of them. Similarly, the theoretical opinions of earlier Talmud commentators were studied in a receptive, uncritical spirit. Bulat, however, returned to the Talmud itself. He distinguished between the decisions arrived at in the Talmud, that should be regarded as standard, and the opinions ... article Judah ben Josephibn Bulat url http www.jewishencyclopedia.com view.jsp?letter B&artid 1582 ... . Nevertheless, it is reported that even his opponents respected him and one of them, Tam ibn Ya yah ... more details
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Ibn Ezra was a prominent Jew ish family from Spain spanning many centuries. The name ibn Ezra may refer to Abraham ibn Ezra 1092 1167 , a Rabbi who lived in the eleventh and twelfth centuries Moses ibn Ezra ?1070 after 1138 , a Spanish linguist, philosopher and poet who lived in the eleventh century Josephibn Ezra , an oriental Rabbi of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries disambig de Ibn Esra ... more details
Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Yusuf ibn Hud al Yazam died 1238 , commonly known as Ibn Hud , was a taifa emir of Andalusia from 1228 to 1237. He claimed to be a descendent of the Banu Hud family from Zaragoza . Ibn Hud was governor of Murcia for the Almohad rulers. When after the Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa in 1212 it became more and more evident, that the Almohads were no longer able to protect the country, and discontent rose among the people, Ibn Hud became the leader of the rebellion. By 1228 he had become the ruler of practically all al Andalus . Yet he was not for long able to resist the forces of the Christian Iberian Kingdoms. In 1231 his troops were defeated by the Kingdom of Castile in the Battle of Jerez , and by the Kingdom of Le n near M rida . In 1233 Ibn Hud had to sign a truce with Castile. In 1232 Mohammed I ibn Nasr elevated himself sultan of the region of Ja n, Spain Ja n and soon became Ibn Hud s most powerful opponent. Though Ibn Hud was at first able to defeat Ibn Nasr in 1234, he was not able to protect C rdoba, Spain C rdoba from being taken over by Ferdinand III of Castile in 1236, and had to sign another truce with both Ferdinand III and Ibn Nasr. In 1237, Granada accepted Ibn Nasr as its ruler. Ibn Hud was assassinated in January 1238 at the gates of Almer a . References Meri, Josef W. Meri and Bacharach, Jere L. Medieval Islamic Civilization An Encyclopedia. Routledge, London 2006, ISBN 0415966906. O Callaghan, Joseph F. Reconquest and crusade in medieval Spain. University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia 2004, ISBN 0 8122 1889 2. Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Hud, Ibn ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1238 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Hud, Ibn Category People of Al Andalus Category 1238 deaths Category 13th century monarchs in Europe Islam bio stub ca Ibn Hud de Ibn Hud es Ibn Hud eo Ibn Hud ... more details
states in his edition of the work Awasim min al Qawasim of Abu Bakr ibn al Arabi al Maliki, Nothing from it has been credibly attributed to Ibn Qutaybah at all. Al Imamah wa l Siyasah is rife with ignorance ... editions in Egypt. al Ishtiq q. Is.l h. Ghalat. Ab Ubayd, corrections on al Q sim ibn Sal m s Ghar b al H.ad th. J mi al Fiqh in jurisprudence, dispraised as unreliable by al T.abar and Ibn Surayj, as was Ibn Qutayba s al Amw l. J mi al Nah.w al Kab r and J mi al Nah.w al S.agh r. al Jar th m ... Library Notes references References 1911 External links wikisourcelang ar Ibn Qutaybah cite encyclopedia last Kunitzsch first Paul title Ibn Qutayba, Ab Mu ammad Abdall h Ibn Muslim ... 1970 80 year 2008 http almuttaqoon.com index.php?showtopic 888 Imam Ibn Qutayba worldcat id lccn n83 43339 Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ibn Qutaybah ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 828 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 885 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ibn Qutaybah ... scholars of Islam Category Kurdish scholars ar ca Ibn Qutayba fa fr Ibn Qoutayba ru sh Ibn Kutajba zh ... more details
group n and economics ref Joseph J. Spengler 1964 . Economic Thought of Islam Ibn Khaldun, Comparative ... color B0C4DE Image and Caption image Ibn Khaldoun Kassus.jpg caption Statue of Ibn Khaldun in Tunis Information name Ibn Khaldun birth date 27 May 1332 AD 732 Muslim calendar AH in Tunis death date ... , Medieval Islamic sociology Sociology , Islamic economics Economics influences Muhammad ibn Zakar ya R zi influenced Ibn al Azraq , Al Maqrizi notable ideas Asabiyyah Ibn Khald n or Ibn Khaldoun full ... Jean David C. Boulakia 1971 . Ibn Khald n A Fourteenth Century Economist, Journal of Political Economy ... appreciated first by 19th century Europe an scholarship, ref Bernard Lewis Ibn Khaldun in Turkey , in Ibn Khaldun The Mediterranean in the 14th Century Rise and Fall of Empires , Foundation El Legado ... year 1986 first Bernard last Lewis pages 527 530 contribution Ibn Khald n in Turkey ref harv postscript ... Islam rise, decline and revival . p.157. ISBN 1 84799 942 5 ref Biography Ibn Khaldun s life is relatively ... bi Ibn Khald n wa Ri latuhu Gharb n wa Sharq n ref Published by Mu ammad ibn T w t at Tanj , Cairo .... Generally known as Ibn Khald n after a remote ancestor, he was born in Tunis in AD 1332 732 A.H. into an upper ... office Ibn Khald n s father and grandfather however withdrew from political life and joined a mystical order. His brother, Yahya Ibn Khaldun, was also a historian who wrote a book on the Abdalwadid ... fr http books.google.ca books?id blQpAAAAYAAJ&pg PA484&dq Zakariya Yahya Ibn Khaldoun&hl fr PPA491,M1 ..., Paris, 1841, p. 491 ref In his autobiography, Ibn Khaldun traces his descent back to the time ... Hadhramaut , from the Arabs of Yemen, via Wa il ibn Hajar, from the best of the Arabs, well known ... origin in order to gain social status. ref A., Ibn Khaldun His life and Works for Mohammad ... they elaborate that Ibn Khaldun himself was the product of the same Berber ancestry as the native majority of his birthplace. A point congenial to this posits that Ibn Khaldun s unusual written focus ... more details
Abu al Hasan Ali ibn Abd al Rahman ibn Ahmad ibn Yunus al Sadafi al Misri Arabic c. 950 1009 ...?ee website action key action.display.element&story id &module id &language id 1&element id 1327 Ibn ... calculations and attention to detail. The crater Ibn Yunus crater Ibn Yunus on the Moon is named ... id &language id 1&element id 2019 Ibn Yunus The Historian . ref A prolific writer, Ibn Yunus father .... Early in the life of Ibn Yunus, the Fatimid dynasty came to power and the new city of Cairo was founded ... al Aziz and then for Al Hakim bi Amr Allah al Hakim . Ibn Yunus dedicated his most famous ... the Coptic calendar Coptic year will start on. Astronomy Ibn Yunus most famous work in Islamic ... Dictionary of Scientific Biography , 2008 ref , but Jean Baptiste Joseph Delambre Delambre noted in his 1819 translation of the Hakemite tables that two of Ibn Yunus methods for determining the time ..., it was essential for the development of prosthaphaeresis and logarithms decades later. Ibn ... was a third of a degree. ref name MacTutor MacTutor id Yunus title Abu l Hasan Ali ibn Abd al Rahman ibn Yunus ref Modern knowledge of the positions of the planets confirms that his description and his calculation of the distance being one third of a degree is exactly correct. Ibn Yunus s observations ... , p.198 ref ref name MacTutor Ibn Yunus also observed more than 10,000 entries for the sun s position ... needed date April 2011 Poetry Ibn Yunus is also thought to have been an Arabic poetry Arabic poet ... 176 url http books.google.com ?id RlkYAAAAMAAJ&q Ibn Yunis pendulum&dq Ibn Yunis pendulum doi isbn ... continue to repeat the claim that the tenth century astronomer Ibn Yunus used a pendulum for time ... Edward Bernard . ref cite journal last King first D. A. title Ibn Yunus and the pendulum a history ... Abu l Hasan Ali ibn Abd al Rahman ibn Yunus publisher University of St Andrews accessdate 2007 05 ... David A. title Ibn Y nus Ab al asan Al ibn Abd al Ra m n ibn A mad ibn Y nus al adaf encyclopedia ... more details
self published date June 2011 Ibn Wahshiyya lang ar , transl ar DIN Abu Bakr Ahmed ibn Ali ibn Qays al Wahshiyah ref Okasha El Daly 2005 , Egyptology The Missing Millennium , UCL Press ref fl. 9th 10th centuries was an Iraqi people Iraqi alchemist , agriculturalist , farm toxicologist , ref name toxicologist egyptologist and historian born at Qusayn near Kufa in Iraq . ref name Daly2 Ibn Wahshiyya was one of the first historians to be able to at least partly decipher what was written ... Coptic language . Works Ibn al Nadim in Kitab al Fihrist lists a large number of books on Magic ... either written, or translated from older books, by Ibn Wahshiyya. ref Hameen Anttila, J. 2002 First ... 1 5 made by Ibn Wahshiyya ref His works on Alchemy were co authored with an Alchemist named Abu ... Revolution quote In agriculture, the Filah t al Nab tiyyah Nabataean Agriculture of Ibn ... by M.M. Sharif 1966 , volume II, p. 1323 ref Ibn Wahshiyya translated from Nabataean language ... Ibn Wahshiyya was one of the first historians to be able to at least partly decipher what was written ... language used by Copt ic priests in his time. An Arabic manuscript of Ibn Wahshiyya s book Kitab Shawq ... and published in English language English by William Joseph Hammer in 1806 as Ancient Alphabets ... s Institute of Archaeology, claims that some hieroglyphs had been decoded by Ibn Wahshiyya, eight centuries ... of Shi a Muslims References references External links cite book last1 Ibn Wa ya first1 A mad Ibn Al last2 Hammer Purgstall first2 Joseph von title Ancient alphabets and hieroglyphic characters explained ... cite encyclopedia last Hamarneh first Sami K. title Ibn Wahshiyya, Ab Bakr Ahmad Ibn Sal Ibn l ... Category Iraqi agronomists Category Iraqi botanists Category Iraqi Egyptologists Wahshiyah, Ibn Category Iraqi historians Category Iraqi writers Wahshiyah, Ibn ar ca Ibn Wahxiyya eo Ibn Wahshiyah fr Ibn Wahshiyya it Ibn Wahshiyya jv Ibn Wahshiyya la Ibn al Wahsiya ru uk ... more details
lowercase ibn Mubarak may refer to Abu l Fazl ibn Mubarak 1551 1602 , Persian writer Muhammad ibn Mubarak ibn Hamad Al Khalifah born 1935 , Bahraini politician disambig Category Given names Category Surnames ... more details
Ibn Hammad is an Arabic patronymic, carried by Qaid ibn Hammad d. 1054 Ismail ibn Hammad al Jawhari d. 1002 8 Ibn Hammad historian d. 1230 , author of a Fatimid history See also Hammadid disambig ... more details
There were several Muslim scholars named Ibn Hajar Ibn Hajar al Asqalani d. 852 AH Shafi i and Hadith scholar Ibn Hajar Al Haythami Ibn Hajar al Makki al Haitami 909&ndash 974 Islamic calendar AH Shafi i Ibn Hajar Abi Bakr disambig ... more details
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