<b>Israel Abrahams </b>(b. London, 26 November 1858; d. Cambridge, 6 October 1925)<b>&nbsp;</b>was a prominent Jewish scholar and historian who made significant contributions to the understanding and appreciation of Judaism. His work on Jewish history and culture is widely regarded as groundbreaking and has had a profound impact on the study of Judaism.<br /><br />One of Abrahams&#39; most influential works is his book &quot;<b>Judaism</b>&quot;, which was first published in 1913. The book provides a comprehensive overview of Jewish history, theology, and practice, from the biblical era to modern times. Abrahams draws on his extensive knowledge of Jewish texts, traditions, and customs to present a clear and insightful picture of the Jewish faith.