to my Jewish brothers and sisters?

Question

im a Muslim but i am a religious studies major. i am having a little trouble with this (my professor has an incredibly heavy accent... i only get about half of his lectures) can someone explain to me Tanakh Talmud Naviim..... this is what i've gotten. the Tanakh is the entire holy book of Judaism comprised of three parts: Ta-Talmud na-Naviim and kh-?

even if that is correct can someone tell me what the kh stands for.

i would greatly appreciate your help

peace be with you all

maybe they are not brothers and sisters under Islam but they are fellow people of the book and i see no problem with referring to them as such to help our sense of community between each other.. we all believe in One God and the Day of Judgment

Answer 1

Tanakh is an acronym - TaNaKh - for the three sections of the hebrew scriptures - torah (5 books of moses), nevi'im (prophets), and kethuvim (writings)

the talmud (which has two forms, babylonian and palestinian) is written down Oral Torah, which comes from mt sinai when G-d explained the meaning of the bible, its laws, etc to moses and it was passed down orally for centuries, and was written down mostly between the second and fourth centuries c.e. to prevent the knowledge from being lost. talmud is not the whole of oral torah, there is also stuff like the mishnah, the midrash, and kabbalah.

Answer 2

The 3 parts of Tanach are Torah, Neviim, and K'suvim. The Talmud is a later, (5th centure CE) Aramaic book discussing Jewish Law, and is the primary basis for Jewish Law.

Answer 3

I am sorry I do not know the answer to your question. But, Dark Angle in my opinion you have broken your fast today because of your arrogance Allah has no use for your hunger. Please make up this day after Ramadhan.

Allah knows best.

Peace and Blessings,

Salim

Answer 4

Ketuvim or Chetuvim...