Mishnat Rabbi Natan
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1741 CE–1800 CE · Acharonim · Frankfurt am Main
A prominent German kabbalist and rosh yeshiva in Frankfurt, R' Nosson Adler was a towering figure who combined rigorous Talmudic scholarship with deep devotion to the Kabbalah of the Arizal. His adoption of Sephardic liturgy and mystical practices drew fierce opposition from the Frankfurt rabbinate, yet his influence endured through his most famous talmid, the Chasam Sofer, whom he essentially raised and shaped into one of the defining poskim of the modern era. Shortly before his death, the Frankfurt community reversed all censures against him and buried him in a place of highest honor.
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Elected rabbi of Boskowitz in Moravia due to his growing fame in piety and scholarship.
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