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Chasidic Dances at the Festivities of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai in Meron
… … Fred Berk … Chasidic Dances at the Festivities of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai in Meron …
Piyyutei Rabbi Shimon Bar-Isaac: Venispahim Lahem Piyyutei Rabi Mosheh Bar-Kalonymos
… … Simeon Bar-Isaac … Moshe Bar-Kalonymos … Piyyutei Rabbi Shimon Bar-Isaac: Venispahim Lahem Piyyutei Rabi …
The Seventh Day
… organ; romanized Hebrew words. … 101 … 10 … 80 … New York … Rabbinical Assembly of America … … 1946 … America … …
Rikudei Mitsva, toldoteyhem, tsoroteyhem verakdaneyhem
… … Halakha … Hasidim … Hasidism … History … Literature … Rabbi … Mitsve tants … Ashkenazi … Zvi Friedhaber … Rikudei …
Hazzan (pl. Hazzanim)
… the hazzan, any member of the congregation, including the Rabbi could act as the Shaliach Tzibur (representative of …
Akdamut millin
… spell out a double alphabet as well as the author’s name, Rabbi Meir Issac Nehroai. This poem is only recited in the …
Badhan
… badhanim or leizanim ('jesters') are mentioned in medieval rabbinical literature (e.g. R. Elijah b. Isaac of … as a professional wedding entertainer. In response to rabbinic prohibition against excessive merrymaking, the …
Tenu'a (yd. pronunciation: tnue, tnie)
… his student and heir to the leadership, the Maggid (Rabbi Dov Ber of Mezritch); and Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi (“The Reshaz”), founder of the …
Minhah
… more likely to be answered during that time of the day. The rabbis, therefore, warned people to take special care during …
Baqqashah (Pl. Baqqashot)
… century onwards. The most prominent among them was Rabbi Israel Najara , whose piyyutim form an important part … tradition of religious music derived from the heritage of Rabbi Israel Najara and from local Arabic music, which the … Golden Age in Spain (10th-13th centuries); the piyyutim of Rabbi Israel Najara and his followers in the Ottoman Empire …