12th century Bible commentator and grammarian. He was born in Spain, but religious persecution by the Mujahideen forced him to flee with his family to Provence, where he settled in Narbonne. He wrote a commentary on the Torah and several books on Hebrew grammar. He also translated important works from Arabic to Hebrew, notably: "Chovot haLevavot" by R' Bachya ibn Pakuda, and "Mivchar HaPeninim" by R' Shlomo Ibn Gabirol. His sons, R' Moshe and R' David (Radak), were also famous Biblical commentators.
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