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talmud is an important book written in hebrew language by rabbis, scholars and contemporaries of the famous sages of the jewish people also known as tanna'im. it contains hebrew scripts that is recited during the prayer services. now it has been translated into urdu that can be downloaded for free from this blog post. this talmud pdf is the english translation of talmud in urdu pdf. talmud pertains to two distinct literary genres: laws and ethics (moral philosophy). both are derived from torah, or hagigah with hagigah being a discussion about ethical principles. talmud laws are derived from the Torah and were written in Hebrew. they were an oral tradition until roughly the fifth century when scholars began to compile them into a book. there are 24 books of the talmud, known as tractate or perek, which roughly correspond with the 24 essays of the Mishnah. talmud is not only a set of laws, but also an ethical treatise, or mitzvah agadah. it is called 'talmud' because its primary function was to make legal decisions on how people should live their lives according to God's law. what is forbidden is called 'din' (commandment). what is permitted is called 'ger' (grace). many holidays and rituals originate from the tractate of talmud. there are separate tractates for such things as daily prayers, regulations of the hagiga, haggadah, law of purification, regulations for festivals and festivals themselves. talmud contains instructions on how to conduct weddings and funerals. the ordinances are ordered by section or book of talmud with each tractate being composed by a different set of rabbis who were also experts in these fields, according to scholars. the famous jewish philosopher Maimonides was one of many talmud experts who wrote rabbinic literature that was later compiled into books. the talmud has undergone a long process of being organized and organized. In its original Arabic version the name of the book was "Ma'adim al-Mefodash" or "Tarbiyyah al-Mofadash". In Persian it became known as "Talmud-e Mofid". In Turkish it is known as "Talmudu Meşkud", and in Farsi as تالمودح. In this form, the first page contains information about the author, followed by a list of laws found in each tractate. The laws are in Arabic in the form of a poetry in free verse. The questions and answers follow, with some repetitions. In 1900, Behrmann published a critical edition of the text from a manuscript at Oxford. In 1912 Jacob Levy published his edition based on an Aleppo Codex, and in 1926 J.M. Levy-Lenz published his edition from a Sassoon manuscript from the Ben-Zvi Institute. The Romm edition also derived from the Aleppo Codex and was translated by Ezekiel Treves (son of Isaac Euchel). cfa1e77820