الأثر العقدي للقرآن الكريم على كتب الأجاداه اليهودية : الجنة و النار نموذجا

Abstract EN

Aljadah is considered as an essential part of the oral Torah for the Jews.

Meanwhile, it is a main source for receiving their doctrine.

Aljadah is defined as: the myth or story related to beliefs, morals, rituals, and news of the saints, prophets, and angels.

Specialists in Talmudic studies have proven that the first source of the Aljadah began in the sixth and seventh centuries AD, then the rabbis continued adding to it, and it did not take its final form until the thirteenth century AD.

The writing of Aljadah were influenced by what was mentioned in the Holy Quran in general.

In this research, I presented an applied model; to show the extent of this influence in relation to the texts of Heaven and Hell, written by the writers of Aljadah with details and descriptions not mentioned or referred to in their books: the Old Testament and the Talmud.