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Collection of [2] Seforim first editions: Haggadah with the Bigdei Serad commentary, by the Kabbalist Rav Rabbi Yaakov Abuhatzeira, and Reisha VeSeifa, by his holy grandson Rabbi David Abuhatzeira. Jerusalem, [1888, 1923].
Collection of two Seforim by the "Abir Yaakov" and his grandson Rabbi David Abuhatzeira. First editions. Jerusalem:
* Bigdei Serad – important Pardes commentary on the Passover Haggadah and commentary on the Piyyut Chad Gadya, by Rabbi Yaakov Abuhatzeira the "Abir Yaakov". Published by his son, Rabbi Avraham Abuhatzeira. Elchonon Tenenbaum and Moshe Lilienthal Press, Jerusalem, [1888].
[1], 72, [1] leaves, 20 cm. The Sefer is decorated with many praising letters by the Geonim of Jerusalem and its Kabbalists: the Rishon LeZion Rabbi Raphael Meir Panigel and Rabbi Yaakov Shaul Elyashar, Rabbi Yosef Vital of the sages of "Beis El", the rabbis of Hebron and Tiberius. Foreword by Rabbi Massud Abuhatzeira, the author’s son, the father of the "Baba Sali".
Tears and blemishes, mainly to the [9] last leaves, aging stains, partly detached binding, poor-fair condition.
* Reisha VeSeifa, by Rabbi David Abuhatzeira. Shmuel Zuckerman Press, Jerusalem, [1923].
[16], 44 leaves, 22 cm. Many enthusiastic approbations.
Detached binding and some leaves, aging stains, fair-good condition.
Rabbi David ben Rabbi Massud Abuhatzeira (1866-1919) was a disciple of his grandfather Rabbi Yaakov Abuhatzeira the ‘Abir Yaakov’ and the disciple of his uncle Rabbi Yitzchak Abuhatzeira. Dedicated himself to the study of the Torah, Niglhe and Nistar, diligently and with holiness. Author of the Seforim "Petach HaOhel", "Reisha VeSeifa" and "Sechel Tov". Was executed by canon fire, on the midst of Sabbath in Kislev (1919), by order of Mulai Mohammed al-Qasim, the leader of the rebels against the French rule. His brother, the Baba Sali, mourned him for years.
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