Abraham ben Moses ben Maimon (Maimon, Abraham ben Moses)

Abraham ben Moses ben Maimon (Maimon, Abraham ben Moses)
(1186-1237)
   Egyptian rabbinic scholar. He succeeded his father as head of the Egyptian Jewish community. His Comprehensive Guide for the Servants of God, is an encyclopaedic work on the Jewish faith.

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