hagada

• Tipo de literatura talmúdica composta de narrativas não jurídicas, lendas e sermões que fazem parte da tradição judaica.

A type of Talmudic literature consisting of non-legal narratives, legends, and homilies that form part of Jewish tradition.

incontável · plural irregular · nome próprio

1. Non-legal Jewish literatureC2formal

   The part of Talmudic and rabbinic literature that includes stories, legends, folklore, moral teachings, and historical anecdotes, as opposed to legal discussions (Halakha).

   Agadá

   • The Talmud contains both Halakha and Hagada, offering legal rulings and moral stories.
   • Scholars study the Hagada to understand the ethical and philosophical teachings of the rabbis.
   • This passage from the Hagada illustrates the importance of kindness in Jewish tradition.