Rabbi, sometimes writing Rabi, is a special class of Jews and a symbol of teachers and wise men. It refers to people who have received formal Jewish education, systematically studied Jewish classics such as Tana and Talmud, and are mainly learned scholars.

Not most people are called Praby. Prabi is respected and can be interpreted as a saint of Judaism. For example, Jesus was also called Prabi by his followers. Simply swimming in the water means having a certain social status and religious status. Even the king often invites Prabi to teach in the palace. Prabi's deeds are often mentioned in the Jewish classic Talmud. Prabi often answers questions for ordinary people, and is a group of people who observe and think about life to gain wisdom.