أثر السبي البابلي في تدوين التوراة و تكوين الشخصية اليهودية

Abstract EN

This paper talks about the effect of the Babylonian captivity on the codification of the Torah and the formation of the Jewish character.

In it, the researcher mentioned the distortion that occurred to the book of the Torah after the loss of the Torah of the Prophet Musa (peace be upon him), which came after the captivity for nearly seventy years.

With this they wanted to recover their power and restore their glory from other peoples and subject these peoples to their control.

For the Jews, for what is known of the impact of social life on the religious side.

At the beginning of the research, the researcher presented a brief topic on the Babylonian captivity and a brief summary of the city of Babylon.

The researcher concluded that Judaism was influenced by other religions that dominated Babylon and Jerusalem, such as Buddhism and paganism.

Babylonian families have had a number of effects on Jewish religion and culture, including changes in the Hebrew alphabet and changes in practices and customs essential to the Jewish religion.