Rabbi Abraham ben David

Rabbi Abraham ben David, known as Rabad, was a prominent medieval Jewish scholar and philosopher who lived in Provence, France, during the 12th century. He is best known for his critical commentaries on the works of Maimonides, particularly the Mishneh Torah. His critiques were instrumental in shaping subsequent Jewish thought and are still studied for their depth and insight into Jewish law and philosophy. Rabad was also known for his contributions to Kabbalah and Jewish mysticism, and his works contribute significantly to the spiritual and halachic discourse within Judaism.

Books

The Guide to Serving God (Torah Classics Library)