Maimonides and the Sephardic Rishonim

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Maimonides and the Sephardic Rishonim This is to me one of the most interesting subjects because it involves my ancestors in the Sephardic community. I wish to learn as much as possible about them. If only I could have the source of the information you are lecturing on today Rabbi Dubov. Would it be too much to ask for a class paper? Or the source which I could study this subject? Reply

Much More Far-Reaching Effects Actually, the Rishonim were practicing as far back as the 11th century C.E.. By today's standards, they are not considered Sephardim, but they were obviously influenced by the Sephardic Rishonim, included those in southern France and northwest Africa. Reply