KnowraBabylonian TalmudLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Babylonian Talmud, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 4Related 4Narrower topic 3TalmudBroader topic: It became the principal Talmudic authority in much of later Jewish study and law.MishnahRelated: Its analysis of the Mishnah became especially influential in later Jewish learning and law.Jewish prayerRelated: Its discussions establish influential accounts of prayer's obligation and structure.Rabbinic literatureBroader topic: Its extensive discussion became the most influential Talmudic corpus.Torah readingNarrower topic: Its discussions preserve detailed rabbinic debates about Torah-reading practice.AmoraimBroader topic: It preserves the Babylonian Amoraim’s discussions and became the dominant Talmud in later Jewish study.GeonimNarrower topic: The Geonim interpreted this foundational text and grounded many rulings in its discussions.Saadia GaonRelated: Saadia’s leadership continued the scholarly authority built around this text.Simchat TorahRelated: Its discussion of festival observance helps explain the extra diaspora festival day.Judah ha-NasiBroader topic: Its legal discussions take the Mishnah as a central source and framework.Rav AshiNarrower topic: Rav Ashi is traditionally named among the figures who began shaping its final form.