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Rav Simcha of Vitri, France, who died in 1105, authored this halachic work. It focuses mainly around the daily and Shabbat prayer services, and includes halachic decisions from his teacher [[Rashi]] or from other early scholars. It also includes halachic decisions on issues of kashrut, family purity, ''tefillin, mezuzah,'' and ethics. | Rav Simcha of Vitri, France, who died in 1105, authored this halachic work. It focuses mainly around the daily and Shabbat prayer services, and includes halachic decisions from his teacher [[Rashi]] or from other early scholars. It also includes halachic decisions on issues of kashrut, family purity, ''tefillin, mezuzah,'' and ethics. | ||
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Rav Simcha of Vitri, France, who died in 1105, authored this halachic work. It focuses mainly around the daily and Shabbat prayer services, and includes halachic decisions from his teacher Rashi or from other early scholars. It also includes halachic decisions on issues of kashrut, family purity, tefillin, mezuzah, and ethics.
