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The Kitab al Khazari
Judah Hallevi
The Kitab al Khazari
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Judah Halevi’s Kitab al Khazari, also known as the Kuzari, is a classic defense of Judaism written as a philosophical dialogue. It is historically significant for articulating the distinct value of Jewish revelation and tradition, and readers will find arguments about prophecy, law, language, and the spiritual superiority of lived religious experience over abstract speculation.
About Judah Hallevi
Judah Halevi (c. 1075–1141) was a major Hebrew poet and philosopher of medieval Spain, best known for the philosophical dialogue *The Kuzari*, which defends Judaism through a critique of philosophy and an account of revelation and religious experience. His writings became influential in Jewish religious, mystical, and philosophical thought.
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