- romanized: Yahadut Rabanit), also
called Rabbinism, Rabbinicism, or
Rabbanite Judaism, has been the
mainstream form of
Judaism since the 6th century...
-
There were
close relations (though not
always appreciative)
between the
Rabbanite and
Karaite "Romaniotes" of Constantinople, as can be seen in the exchange...
-
Talmud (Isaiah
after Ezekiel),
which was
accepted as
authoritative by
Rabbanites, but
rejected by the
Karaites (the
Masoretic Text also
differs from verses...
-
immediate cause of his apostasy."
Nemoy later notes that Natronai—a
devout Rabbanite—lived
where ʻAnan's
activities took place, and that the
Karaite sage Jacob...
-
oldest remaining Jewish tombstone dates back to 1348.
Apart from the
Rabbanite Jews
there were many
Karaites who had
settled in the city
after coming...
- anti-Jewish
polemics and the
spread of rationalism, as well as the anti-
Rabbanite polemics of Karaites. The
cultural and
intellectual achievements of the...
- Haggadah[page needed]
Amram ibn
Salameh Sela,
Shulamit (1994). "The Head of the
Rabbanite,
Karaite and
Samaritan Jews: On the
History of a Title".
Bulletin of the...
- of
Jesus within Karaite Judaism is a
complex one.
While Karaites share Rabbanite views in
rejecting Christian beliefs of Jesus'
divinity and
claims to...
- 6:9; 11:20) is
interpreted to be a
metaphor and not as
referring to the
Rabbanite mezuzah. Thus
Karaites do not
traditionally use mezuzot, but put up a...
- Karaism, Jews who
still followed the
Talmudic traditions became known as "
rabbanites".
Initially communities might have a
religious judge appointed by the...
