2.4K views · 93 reactions | Maimonides stands among the most important figures in Jewish history and thought. Born in Córdoba in 1138, he became a leading legal scholar, philosopher and physician. His works, including the Mishneh Torah and The Guide for the Perplexed, shaped Jewish law and influenced both Islamic and Christian thinkers. His legacy endures as a symbol of intellectual pursuit and the dialogue between faith and reason. | European Jewish Congress | Facebook

13 Principles of Jewish Faith, Explained Maimonides, one of the greatest codifiers of Torah law and giants of Jewish philosophy, he formulated a list of the thirteen principles of Jewish faith. Or, as he described them: Judaism’s fundamental truths and very foundation. | JLI - The Rohr Jewish Learning Institute