Zohar

Foundational work in Kabbalah literature ZoharTitle page of the first printed edition of the Zohar, Mantua, 1558InformationReligionJudaismAuthorMoses de LeónLanguageAramaic, Medieval HebrewPeriodHigh medievalFull textZohar at Hebrew Wikisource Zohar at English Wikisource Part of a series onKabbalah Concepts Ein Sof Tzimtzum Ohr Ayin and Yesh Sefirot Four Worlds Seder hishtalshelut Tree of Life The path of the flaming sword Merkavah Jewish angelic hierarchy Shekhinah Partzufim Qlippoth Tohu and Tikun Sparks of holiness Messianic rectification Gilgul Kabbalistic astrology Gematria Notarikon Temurah Names of God in Judaism Shemhamphorasch Tzadik Tzadikim Nistarim Anthropomorphism in Kabbalah Panentheism History Pre-Kabbalistic Jewish mysticism Tannaim Heichalot Sefer Yetzirah Chassidei Ashkenaz Medieval Bahir Toledano tradition Prophetic Kabbalah Zohar Kabbalistic commentarieson the Bible Mainstream displacement ofrationalism with Kabbalah Renaissance Selective influence onWestern thought Hermetic Qabalah Mysticism afterSpanish expulsion Mystics of16th-century Safed Cordoveran Kabbalah Lurianic Kabbalah Maharal's thought Popular KabbalisticMussar Early modern Baal Shem-Nistarim Sabba