Maimonides

Did you know the Torah scrolls aren't punctuated? So how did people know how to read them back in the day before printed books?

Attracting a large following, Abu Isa declared himself the messiah and led a rebellion against Persian rule. By drawing a circle in the sand and swearing protection to all within, he instilled fear of sorcery among the Persians—a tactic that elevated his status.

Maimonides believed za'atar could strengthen the body, sharpen the mind, and provide relief from headaches, while offering antiseptic and immune-boosting benefits.

Maimonides, a pivotal figure in Jewish philosophy, faced fierce opposition for his revolutionary ideas about the nature of Hashem. He asserted that Hashem has no physical form, a view that clashed with traditional interpretations at the time. This led to a spirited debate among Jewish scholars.

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Insights from Maimonides teach us about the significance of the Egyptian punishment.

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Experts claim left-side sleeping is healthiest, citing numerous benefits. However, famed physician Maimonides had a different view. Discover why in this article.

Maimonides was the first to explicitly write 800 years ago that the brain commands all the organs, and even explained how the process happens through the nerves and organs operated by the brain.