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The role of Moses bin Mimoun in Judaism | ||
| Journal of The Iraqi University | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 38, 2018, Pages 293-309 | ||
| Author | ||
| Dr. Abdel Basit Ahmed Hasan | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Research Summary There is no doubt that the civilizations that have been and have been created since ancient times and to this day and even the advent of the modern European civilization of Europe and the Western world today it has been adopted and influenced by other civilizations that have preceded it, in a way whether directly or indirectly, and to that effect, one of the scholars of Civilizations has pointed out: that civilizations are based on each other in some way, and in fact they are only civilizational in one movement in the development of humankind and that if we want to understand the role Only-0 and I swear from the roles of civilization to return to its origins this is something that we can achieve only through the Middle Ages.) The Arab-Islamic civilization in the Middle Ages is the closest civilization to modern European civilization and is therefore one of the most influential in, there is no doubt, therefore, that Muslim Arabs have a great deal of science and philosophy, but what degree of such virtue or effect this is what we had to remember at the beginning of our search with his permission, especially since this effect or credit has a significant impact on the formation of personal thought and philosophy the president, in our search, whether or not such a credit or effect is recognized, albeit clear and obvious, for those who have studied this personality; This is what many scholars have referred to as Sheikh Mustafa Abdel Razaq, who has counted Moses Ben-Millon as one of the Islamic philosophers and speaking of this later, he did not say this except because he saw the effects of the Islamic culture and the organization. For this, it was necessary to divide the search into two main headings, the first of which was the details of Moses Ben Memon's life, and the other was titled the role of Moses Ben Memon in the Jewish religion. | ||
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