| The commentary on the Pentateuch by the Karaite Aaron b. Joseph was widely studied for centuries. |
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| Among other translations from the Hebrew, that of the 10th-century Karaite Yāphith ibn ʿAlī is the most noteworthy. |
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| There had been no change in the make-up of the Karaite community over the past years. |
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| However, there were no teaching programmes in the languages of the Tatar and Karaite minorities, which had shown no interest in such programmes. |
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| This first and only printed edition includes a supercommentary by Joseph Solomon Luzki, a 19th century Karaite scholar. |
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| Less famously, the synagogue of the Karaite sect in Abbasiyya was also restored under her tenure. |
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| Today the Karaite community has less than 200 souls but still maintains its traditions, whether religious or culinary, for the visitors' greatest pleasure. |
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| In a philosophical work entitled EtzHaChayyim, Aaron ben Elijah of Nicomedia discussed the Karaite views about Oral Tradition. |
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| Judah Hadassi incorporated Ishmael's principles into Karaite Judaism in the 12th century. |
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| Those who appreciate the Karaite philosophy of scripture sees any commentary as human in origin and only the written scripture themselves as divine. |
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| They soon developed oral traditions of their own, which differed from the rabbinic traditions, and eventually formed the Karaite sect. |
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| Anan ben David, a contemporary of Mansur Abbasi, is considered to be the founder of the Karaite denomination. |
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