–a.k.a. Arb’ah Turim
–by Rav Jacob ben Asher (1270–1343 CE) a.k.a. Baal ha–Turim.
Halakhic code, rabbinic classic Arba’ah Turim (The Four Rows).
The 4–part structure and its division into chapters (simanim) was later adopted in the Shulchan Aruch
(the enduring Code of Jewish Law
The four Turim (rows) are as follows:
| Orach Chayim – | laws of prayer and synagogue, Sabbath and Holidays |
| Yoreh De’ah – | Schechita (ritual slaughtering) and inter–related kashrut |
| Even Ha’ezer – | laws of marriage, divorce |
| Choshen Mishpat – | laws of finance, financial legal responsibility, damages, and legal procedure |