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Mishneh Torah

Sefer Yad ha-Hazaka (Book of the Strong Hand)
Book • 1180
The Mishneh Torah is a 14-volume compendium of Jewish law, authored by Maimonides.

It gathers all the binding laws from the Talmud and incorporates the positions of the Geonim.

The work is designed to provide a complete statement of the Oral Law, making it unnecessary for readers to consult other texts.

Despite initial opposition due to its lack of sources and perceived intent to supersede Talmudic study, it has become a highly influential work in Jewish religious thought and law.

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Danya Ruttenberg
as a source for the five-step plan for repairing harm.
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Mentioned as Rambam’s famous book that everyone has heard of.
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Mentioned when discussing contradictory positions in a single book.
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Dovid Katz
when discussing the Rambam's writings and his approach to explaining the Torah.
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Dovid Katz
while explaining the Rambam's different approaches to explaining the Torah to various audiences.
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David Aziza
dans le contexte de la dépaganisation du judaïsme.
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