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Author: Rabbi Allen S Maller

Allen S. Maller was the rabbi of Temple Akiba in Culver City, California for 39 years, from 1967 to 2006. Rabbi Maller edited the Tikun series of High Holy Days prayerbooks, used at Temple Akiba and at seven other congregations in California, Nevada and Arizona. Read Full Bio

A Rabbi’s Perspective: Hanukah and Islam’s Religious Pluralism

A Rabbi’s Thinking on Biblical “Anthropomorphism” (tashbih)

“Take Off Your Sandals” Its Multiple Religious Facets

AntiSemitism And Islamophobia

Two Sanctuaries that Shared Their Blessings

King David, the Prophet

Ramadan, Allah’s Vice-Regents and Evolution

What Makes Prophet Abraham’s Uniqueness So Unique?

Nine Signs Or Ten Plagues?

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