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Leaf of Torah innovations handwritten by Rabbi Yisroel ben Rabbi Aharon Abuhatzeira, the grandson of the Abir Yaakov.
Derasha for Parashas Lech Lecha, explaining a Midrash on Adam according to an elucidation of a Misnha of Pirkei Avos, handwritten by Rabbi Yisroel Abuhatzeira, the son of the Divine Kabbalist the Baba Sali.
The Tzaddik Rabbi Yaakov Abuhatzeira, the Abir Yaakov (1806-1880), one of the greatest rabbis, Poskim and Kabbalists of Morocco. Was the Rav of Tafilalt, Morocco. Was renowned as a wonder-worker. Author of innovations on all parts of the Torah, Darshan and Paytan. His descendants followed in his footsteps and many of them were famed rabbis, Rosh Yeshivas, Tzaddikim and Kabbalists in Morocco and Israel, the most well-known of them being his holy grandson the Baba Sali.
Rabbi Aahron (passed away in 1901), the son of the Abir Yaakov and the father of Rabbi Yisroel, who wrote this leaf.
[2] pp. 11X8 cm. [19] lines. Old Moroccan script.
The leaf is cut, wear to its edges, small tears and blemishes, stains, fair condition.
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