Bifolium from a gabbai book, between 1872 and 1873.קטע מספר של הגבאי

Name: Bifolium from a gabbai book, between 1872 and 1873.קטע מספר של הגבאי
Author: Karp, Abraham J., former owner., Abraham J. and Deborah Karp Collection of Judaica (University of Pennsylvania)

İsim	Bifolium from a gabbai book, between 1872 and 1873.קטע מספר של הגבאי
Yazar	Karp, Abraham J., former owner., Abraham J. and Deborah Karp Collection of Judaica (University of Pennsylvania)
Basım Tarihi:	1872
Basım Yeri	between 1872 and 1873., בין 1872-1873. -
Konu	Cabala., Jews., History., Gabba'im., Gibraltar., Ben Shimʻon, Daṿid, 1824-1879., Elmalih family., Gabba'im--Jerusalem--19th century., Jews--Gibraltar--19th century--History--Sources., Jaffa (Tel Aviv, Israel)--History--Sources., Cabala--Customs and practices.
Tür	Belge
Dil	ara,heb
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Evet
Fiziksel Boyutlar	1 item (1 leaf) : paper ; 278 x 421 mm
Kütüphane:	Penn Kütüphaneleri
Demirbaş Numarası	1288336908
Kayıt Numarası	9978071923003681
Lokasyon	University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Tarih	1872
Notlar	In Hebrew; various words in Aramaic. \| Formerly owned by a member of the Elmalih family (pencil inscription by RHE, recto), indicating family members mentioned in manuscript entries., Formerly in the collection of Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Karp. \| Access to this item is subject to staff review.
Örnek Metin	This is a manuscript of a bifolium originally from a codex used by a gabbai for the Tzuf Dvash Synagogue in the Old City of Jerusalem (then Ottoman Palestine); this bifolium was used to inscribe the names of the children born to members, as well as rabbis, dignitaries, and the Jewish communities of Gibraltar and Jaffa (verso). Births in the Elmalih family (אלמליח; originally Moroccan, prominent in 19th and 20th century Jerusalem) mentioned; other prominent names include ibn Attar, Aflalu, and Adhan. A prayer for Rabbi Daṿid ben Shimʻon (1824-1879) is followed by the communal Tiḳun karet (specific remedial procedure for one in violation of a sin deserving spiritual extirpation; a cabalistic process often used by one uncertain if they committed sin), which included fasting and praying at the Western Wall. Written in a Moroccan cursive script on blue onionskin paper; lower portion of paper damaged.
Atıf Şekli	UPenn Karp OS BI.8.
İçerik	Tiḳun karet., תקון כרת.
Tür	Sources., church records, benedictions (literary genre)

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Bifolium from a gabbai book, between 1872 and 1873.קטע מספר של הגבאי

Yazar Karp, Abraham J., former owner., Abraham J. and Deborah Karp Collection of Judaica (University of Pennsylvania)

Basım Tarihi 1872

Basım Yeri between 1872 and 1873., בין 1872-1873. -

Konu Cabala., Jews., History., Gabba'im., Gibraltar., Ben Shimʻon, Daṿid, 1824-1879., Elmalih family., Gabba'im--Jerusalem--19th century., Jews--Gibraltar--19th century--History--Sources., Jaffa (Tel Aviv, Israel)--History--Sources., Cabala--Customs and practices.

Tür Belge

Dil ara,heb

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Evet

Fiziksel Boyutlar 1 item (1 leaf) : paper ; 278 x 421 mm

Kütüphane Penn Kütüphaneleri

Demirbaş Numarası 1288336908

Kayıt Numarası 9978071923003681

Lokasyon University of Pennsylvania Libraries

Tarih 1872

Notlar In Hebrew; various words in Aramaic. | Formerly owned by a member of the Elmalih family (pencil inscription by RHE, recto), indicating family members mentioned in manuscript entries., Formerly in the collection of Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Karp. | Access to this item is subject to staff review.

Örnek Metin This is a manuscript of a bifolium originally from a codex used by a gabbai for the Tzuf Dvash Synagogue in the Old City of Jerusalem (then Ottoman Palestine); this bifolium was used to inscribe the names of the children born to members, as well as rabbis, dignitaries, and the Jewish communities of Gibraltar and Jaffa (verso). Births in the Elmalih family (אלמליח; originally Moroccan, prominent in 19th and 20th century Jerusalem) mentioned; other prominent names include ibn Attar, Aflalu, and Adhan. A prayer for Rabbi Daṿid ben Shimʻon (1824-1879) is followed by the communal Tiḳun karet (specific remedial procedure for one in violation of a sin deserving spiritual extirpation; a cabalistic process often used by one uncertain if they committed sin), which included fasting and praying at the Western Wall. Written in a Moroccan cursive script on blue onionskin paper; lower portion of paper damaged.

Atıf Şekli UPenn Karp OS BI.8.

İçerik Tiḳun karet., תקון כרת.

Tür Sources., church records, benedictions (literary genre)