तालमुदिक साहित्य जो कानून से निपटता नहीं है लेकिन अभी भी यहूदी परंपरा का हिस्सा है

Noun:

यहूदियों के पूर्वजों के उपदेशों का कथात्मक अंश, हिगदा,

haggadah's Usage Examples:

The Haggadah gives the most extravagant descriptions of the glory of Adam before his fall.

Jewish Midrash falls broadly into two classes: Halaka (q.v.) or Heilakd (walking, way, conduct) and Haggadah (narrative [with a purpose], homily; Aramaic equivalent Aggadah; the incorrect form Agadah rests upon a mistaken etymology).

It is known that a great mass of oral tradition was current, and there are a number of early references to written collections, especially of haggadah.

(f) Shir (" song ") R., or (after the opening words) Aggadath Hazith, a late compilation of haggadah on Canticles, illustrating the allegorical interpretation of the book in reference to the relation between God and Israel (so already in the exegesis of R.

(Rabbi) Ishmael, is a useful source for old Haggadah (especially on the narrative portions of Exodus), and is interesting for its variant readings of the Canonical Massoretic text.

haggadah's Meaning':

Talmudic literature that does not deal with law but is still part of Jewish tradition