أثر الأكاديميات التلمودية على نهر الفرات في العقيدة اليهودية

Abstract

The Talmud is considered by the Jews a sincere expression of the Israeli personality. It reveals the burials of the Jewish psyche, and highlights its sunken components, created by the rabbis of Israel under the weight of the suffering of the diaspora, alienation and separation in the land and under the burdens of captivity, oppression and displacement, which filled their souls with disgrace and humiliation, and exploded in it all of the energies of hatred, envy and hatred. Joseph Barclay, one of the most prominent specialists in Talmudic studies, described it: (... some of the Talmud’s sayings are exaggerated, some of them are chagrin, and others are infidels ...)The current Judaism is Talmudic Judaism. It means Judaism totally based on ((Talmud)). Nevertheless, the image of the Talmud, in the minds of many is confused and cloudy. Talmudic studies in Arab and Islamic libraries are somewhat few, and this applies to the lack of information of researchers in comparison religions on the truth of the Talmud, and its effect on the Jewish faith.He also states: (Although no general Jewish congregation officially adopt the Talmud, Orthodox Jews - upright in faith - adopted it because it provided them with something they felt they needed).

Dr. A. Fabian Weir believes: (that the Talmud contributed strongly to the preservation of the national religious Jew), by enabling him to adapt it to every time and place, in every state and society, and in every degree of civilization.

This research deals with the most important Talmudic schools and academies on the Euphrates River and the hidden secrets of the Talmud, which the Jews consider equal to the Torah in sanctity that it surpasses it in terms of binding and application.