Publisher's Synopsis
Ritba 'al Masekhet Ro'sh Ha-shanah is a commentary on the Talmudic tractate Rosh Hashanah by Yom-Tov ben Abraham Ishbili (c. 1270 â" c. 1342), known as the Ritba. Rosh Hashanah discusses the laws and customs related to the Jewish New Year. This volume provides insights into the Ritba's approach to Talmudic study, offering interpretations of the text and elucidating Jewish law. The Ritba was a prominent Spanish rabbi and scholar whose works are still studied today for their clarity and depth. This edition makes his commentary accessible to a wider audience interested in advanced Talmud study and Jewish legal thought.
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