Isaac ben Jacob ha‑Levi

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Isaac ben Jacob ha-Levi, better known as Isaac Alfasi, was an 11th-century Talmudic scholar and halakhic authority whose legal digest of the Talmud became a foundational work in Jewish law.

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instanceOf Talmudic scholar
halakhic authority
medieval Jewish scholar
person
posek
rabbi
alsoKnownAs Isaac Alfasi NERFINISHED
Rabbi Isaac al-Fasi NERFINISHED
Rif NERFINISHED
birthPlace Kingdom of Fez NERFINISHED
Qalʿat Ibn Ḥammād NERFINISHED
present-day Algeria
birthYear 1013
burialPlace Lucena NERFINISHED
century 11th century
deathPlace Lucena NERFINISHED
al-Andalus NERFINISHED
deathYear 1103
ethnicity Jewish
fieldOfWork Halakha
Talmud NERFINISHED
importanceInJewishLaw foundational halakhic codifier
influenced Maimonides NERFINISHED
Rabbi Asher ben Jehiel NERFINISHED
later Sephardic halakhic tradition
influencedBy Geonim NERFINISHED
Hai Gaon NERFINISHED
knownFor Sefer ha-Halakhot NERFINISHED
codification of Talmudic law
influence on later halakhic authorities
legal digest of the Talmud
language Hebrew
Judeo-Arabic
legalSchool Sephardic halakhic tradition
method extracting halakhic conclusions from the Talmud
movement Geonic tradition
nationality Moroccan
notableStudent Joseph ibn Migash NERFINISHED
occupation Talmudist
halakhist
rabbi
region North Africa
al-Andalus NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
TalmudFocus practical halakhic rulings
taughtIn Fez NERFINISHED
Lucena NERFINISHED
work Responsa
Sefer ha-Halakhot NERFINISHED

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Isaac Alfasi alsoKnownAs Isaac ben Jacob ha‑Levi