In Yemen, these people are called Mori. A subset of these people names the Amoraic era, which lasted seven generations after the Tanna'im passed away.
In Yemen, these people are called Mori. A subset of these people names the Amoraic era, which lasted seven generations after the Tanna'im passed away. They're not Islamic prophets, but one of these people argued that destroying a single life is akin to destroying the whole earth and responded to a challenger by reciting the Golden Rule standing on (*) one foot. Transcribed dialogue between these people makes up the Gemara. These people created a type of law called halakhah which is taught at yeshiva schools. Their historical examples include the creator of the Golem and Hillel; today, a cantor usually helps them at the bimah during services. For 10 points, name these learned men who lead Jewish synagogues.
In Yemen, these people are called Mori. A subset of these people names the Amoraic era, which lasted seven generations after the Tanna'im passed away.
rabbis [or rebbe; or ravi; be especially lenient with vowels; prompt Jewish scholars, Jewish wise men, Jewish sages, Jewish teachers, etc.; prompt Jews]