Sefer Hamitzvot

A Sefer Hamitzvot (" Deliver of Prescriptions") is a book carrying out the comput regulations of the Torah. There exist several works to bear this name, of which most famous is that of Moïse Maïmonide, written at the 12th century, to which one refers when Sefer Hamitzvot is employed without precision.

First Sefer HaMitzvot listed is that of Annan Ben David, the founder, or at least leader, of the Karaïsme with. The karaïsme being based on personal interpretation and the rejection of any absolute authority on the matter, of many Hakham im karaïtes wrote their Sefer Hamitzvot personal, and Sefer Hamitzvot de Maïmonide itself could be written in a polemical aiming towards this Running of the Judaism.

Sifrei hamitzvot karaïtes

Sefer Hamitvot leAnan

Sifrei hamitzvot rabbanites

Sefer haMitzvot (" The Book of Prescriptions") Saadia Gaon (" simple" list, later on wide by Rav Yerou' ham Fishel Perlow)
Sefer Hamitzvot leRambam (" The Book of Prescriptions") of Moïse Maïmonide, together with a Commentaire Nahmanide criticizes - cf will infra;

Sefer HaHinoukh (" The Book of Education"), allotted to the Rav Aaron ha-Levi of Barcelona, bases itself on this critical edition;

Sefer haMitzvot haGadol (" the Large Book of Commandements") Moshe Ben Jacob of Coucy, written in reaction to the cremation of Talmud in place of Strike in Paris in 1242;
Sefer haMitzvot haKatan (" the Little book of Commandements") of Rav Isaac of Corbeil;
Sefer Yere' im (" Deliver Fearing ") by Rav Eliezer of Metz (not exactly an enumeration);
Sefer haMitzvot by the Rav Israel Meir Kagan (the " Hafetz Haïm") - this book deals only with the commands which apply to its time.

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