Samuel ben Solomon of Falaise

Samuel ben Solomon of Falaise was a prominent figure in twelfth-century French Judaism. As a rabbi, he played a significant role in the development of Jewish scholarship during this period. His contributions to the field of Judaism have endured, with his work continuing to influence Jewish tradition and practice.

Samuel ben Solomon of Falaise is also known by his French name, Sir Morel, which is frequently used to refer to him in rabbinical literature. One of his most notable contributions is the poem "Kadesh Urchatz", which has become a standard component of the traditional Haggadah. This poem, recited at the beginning of the Haggadah, is a testament to his lasting impact on Jewish liturgy and ritual. As a tosafist, Samuel ben Solomon of Falaise's work reflects the intellectual and spiritual currents of his time, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of Judaism.