Sefer Hahinoukh

The Sefer haHinoukh (" Deliver of Éducation") or simply Hinoukh is a Jewish text medieval published anonymously in Spain in XIIIe century, discussing of the 613 commands of the systematic Torah of manner.

Each command is described with the concept of the Mitzvah , its biblical source, the philosophical background of the command and a rapid overflight of the Halakha (Jewish Law practices) with regard to its observance.

Certain scientists ttribuent the book in Rav Aharon HaLevi (Ra' ah) of Barcelona (1235 - C. 1290), a Talmud ist and famous halakhist but of others disputes this attribution, asserting that the sights expressed in the 'Hinoukh contradict the opinions of Ra' ah in other works.

See too

• rabbinical Literature

References

• Jewish Encyclopedia ha-Chinuch
• Jewish Encyclopedia Aaron Ben Joseph ha-Levi
• Jewish Encyclopedia Aaron ha-Levi off Barcelona

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