Abraham Ibn Daud

Abraham Ibn Daud was a 12th-century Jewish historian, philosopher, and astronomer. He is best known for his historical work 'Sefer ha-Kabbalah' (The Book of Tradition), which traces Jewish history and tradition, and for his philosophical treatise 'Emunah Ramah' (The Exalted Faith), which integrates Aristotelian thought with Jewish theology. He lived in al-Andalus and later Toledo, where he contributed to the intellectual transmission of knowledge during the medieval period.