-
Zechariah Dhahiri wrote a poem in his honor,
which appears in Dhahiri's
Sefer Hamussar. He
composed a work
Sefer Hayerushot on
Jewish inheritance law. He was...
- Yad
HaChazaka of the
Rambam Michtavim u'Maamarim – a
collection of Shach's
letters published in
various editions of 4–6 volumes.
Machsheves HaMussar - R'...
- efforts;
notably Rabbi Eliezer Wolbe who
heads his grandfather's Bais
HaMussar and Vaad
Chizuk in Jerusalem,
Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe of
TORCH in Houston, Texas...
- ISBN 978-0-8276-1888-6.
Isaiah Tishby and
Joseph Dan,
Mivhar sifrut ha-
mussar (Jerusalem, 1970), 12.
Joseph Dan, "Ethical Literature" Encyclopaedia...
- The
Musar movement (also
Mussar movement) is a
Jewish ethical,
educational and
cultural movement that
developed in 19th
century Lithuania, particularly...
-
Eliyahu Eliezer was living.
Reuven Dov died in 1935. Dov Katz, Tenu'at
Hamussar, vol.5 "Archived copy".
Archived from the
original on 2011-07-24. Retrieved...
- are
called Canaanites". Notwithstanding,
Yehuda Ratzaby, in his
Sefer Hamussar edition (published in 1965 by the Ben Zvi
Institute in Jerusalem), believed...
- the life and
accomplishments of Reb
Yisroel Salanter[usurped]
Iggeret ha-
Mussar, the
Letter of Ethics—Rabbi Salanter's most well-known work (PDF) Rabbi...
-
Shevet Mussar (Rod of Admonition),
which has seen
numerous editions and been
translated into many languages. The
first edition of
Shevet Mussar was issued...
- of the
Midrash haNe'elam,
where Hebrew words and
phrases are
often emplo**** as in the
Babylonian Talmud. "The
Hebrew of the
Midrash haNe'elam is similar...
