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He is famous for his amazing quotes and phrases, and for his books that he made that is used by Jews throughout the world. He is also known as the greatest Jewish philosopher to ever live.
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∙ 12y agoHe wrote all the halacha (the commandments) down.
The amazing thing is that all the halacha he wrote down fills four huge dictionary sized books. And Rambam lived about 1000 years ago!
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When was Rambam Mesivta created?
Rambam Mesivta was created in 1993.
What is the population of Yad Rambam?
The population of Yad Rambam is 1,028.
When was Rambam Square created?
Rambam Square was created in 2001.
When was Yad Rambam created?
Yad Rambam was created on 1955-11-06.
When was Rambam Health Care Campus created?
Rambam Health Care Campus was created in 1938.
Where was the rambam born?
Maimonides, also known as the Rambam, was born in Cordoba, Spain in 1135 AD.
When is the Rambam's yourzheit?
The 20th of Tevet
What are Rambam?
Rambam isn't a 'what', he was a person. Rambam, also known as Maimonides, who's real name was Rabbi Moses ben-Maimon, was one of the greatest Torah scholars of the Middle Ages. He lived 1135-1204 CE. For more information, please see the related link.
Were the Rambam and Ramban related and why do they have almost the same name?
no. both are just acronyms for their names and their fathers names- moshe ben (son of) maimon= rambam, and moshe ben nachman= ramban
How old was rambam when he died and where was he buried?
He lived 1135-1204 and is buried in Tverya (Tiberias).
What is the birth name of Marie Rambert?
Marie Rambert's birth name is Rambam, Cyvia.
What is a rambam?
The Rambam (which is a Hebrew acronym) is identical with Rabbi Moses Maimonides (1135-1204), a rabbi and prolific author of important Torah-works. His magnum opus was the Mishneh Torah ("Yad Hachazakah"), a codex of Jewish law upon which all later such works are based to a large extent. If someone says "a Rambam," it could mean a volume of the above set of books, since we often refer to a rabbi by the name of his writings.
