rabbeinu tam造句

• Another halakhic disagreement between Rabbeinu Tam and Rashi concerns the placement of the mezuzah.
• Me飏, known colloquially as Rabbeinu Tam, whose style was adopted by his successors.
• Regardless of the episode's veracity, Rabbeinu Tam did disagree with the opinion of his antecedent.
• Orthodox Jews in modern times have generally upheld the position of Rabbeinu Tam and perform halizah rather than yibbum.
• Rabbeinu Tam and his brothers, the Rashbam and the Rivam, as well as other Tosafists, were buried in Ramerupt.
• He was the teacher of his brother, Rabbeinu Tam, and his method of interpretation differed from that of his grandfather.
• Rashi rules that it should be mounted on the doorpost in a vertical position; Rabbeinu Tam holds that it should be mounted horizontally.
• Wearing Rabbeinu Tam tefillin is an almost universal custom among the many and diverse communities that follow the teachings of the Baal Shem Tov and his students.
• The rise and articulation of chasidic philosophy has conflated the kabbalistic and halakhic aspects of Rabbeinu Tam's position, popularizing the custom to wear both pairs every day.
• Other Rishonim, namely Rabbi Jacob ben Meir ( Rabbeinu Tam ), Nahmanides, and Jehiel ben Joseph of Paris explicitly repudiated the equation of the Yeshu of the Talmud and Jesus.
• Of the tefillin dating from the 1st-century CE discovered at Qumran in the Judean Desert, some were made according to the order understood by Rashi and others in the order of Rabbeinu Tam.
• The Vilna Gaon, who wore the tefillin of Rashi, rejected the stringency of also laying Rabbeinu Tam, pointing out that there were sixty-four permutations for the arrangement of the tefillin scrolls.
• Among the founders of the Tosafist school were Rabbi Jacob ben Meir ( known as Rabbeinu Tam ), who was a grandson of Rashi, and, Rabbenu Tam's nephew, Rabbi Isaac ben Samuel.
• The most prominent tosafist immediately after Rabbeinu Tam was his pupil and relative Isaac ben Samuel ha-Za3en ( RI ) of Dampierre, whose tosafot form a part of the Tosafot Yeshanim ( see below ).
• A difference of opinion appears among the later authorities, with Isaac Alfasi, Maimonides, and the Spanish school generally upholding the custom, while Rabbeinu Tam and the Northern school prefer " halizah ."
• Hussein ordered Teitelbaum to desist from his practice of riding in a car on Friday afternoon after sundown; Teitelbaum based this practice on the rulings of Rabbeinu Tam, but Hussein deemed it a violation of the Shabbat.
• However, many chasidic Jews wear Rabbeinu Tam's Tefillin ( in addition to wearing Rashi's ) per opinions presented in the Shulchan Aruch and its extensive commentaries authored throughout the early-modern and modern era.
• Today, both " Rashi tefillin " and " Rabbeinu Tam tefillin " are produced : the Shulchan Aruch requires wearing Rashi's version and recommends that God-fearing Jews wear both in order to satisfy both halakhic opinions.
• But Isaac ben Asher's tosafot were revised by his pupils, who, according to Rabbeinu Tam ( " Sefer ha-Yashar, " No . 282 ), sometimes ascribed to their teacher opinions which were not his.
• Rabbeinu Tam gave his Beth Din the title of " the generation's [ most ] significant court ", and indeed, he is known for communal enactments improving Jewish family life, education, and women's status.