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- law is derabbanan (Aramaic: דרבנן, "of our rabbis," Rabbinic) if it is ordained by the rabbinical sages. The concepts of de'oraita and derabbanan are used...
- during the repetition, the congregation recites a prayer called Modim deRabbanan ('thanksgiving of the Rabbis'). After this point, Birkat Kohanim is recited...
- Sephardim in all versions of kaddish; by some Ashke****m only in "Kaddish deRabbanan" and by others never. (H) Line 36: "ammo" is used by most Sephardim, but...
- including Bameh Madlikin and Amar rabbi El'azar and the concluding Kaddish deRabbanan (in the Western Ashke****c rite, a mourners kaddish is instead recited...
- Olam de-Rabbanan." Lazarus supposes that after "de-Rabbanan" the word "Sabura'e" should be inserted, as a chronicle under the title "Seder Olam de-Rabbanan...
- number of additional laws, which are known as rabbinic laws (mitzvot derabbanan). Types of rabbinic laws include the takkanah and the gezeirah. Medieval...
- Biblical commandments by members of their congregations (see: De-'oraita and de-rabbanan, meaning "Torah commandments vs. Rabbinic enactments"). While...
- Shemu’ah (commentary on Halichot Olam) Yisrael Ya'akov Algazi, Ar'a de-Rabbanan Serillo, Samuel, Kelale Shemuel Horowitz, Isaiah, Shene Luchot ha-Berit...
- ("De'oraita"), but were regarded merely as rabbinical regulations ("de-rabbanan"). According to modern scholarship, the traditions embodied in what later...
- be-America vol. 1 (Tel Aviv: Berit 'Ibrit 'Olamit, 1972), pp. 87–100. "De-Oraita, de-Rabbanan ve-Dinim Muflaim be-Mishnato shel ha-Rambam, Sinai 67 (1972), 20-35...