Abraham Malak, Ou Ha-malak
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Rabbin russe, fils unique de Dov Baer de Mezeritch, premier chef des Hassidim d'Ukraine méridionale, disciple du Baal Chem Tov et gendre de Mechoulam Phoebus de Kremenets ; il mourut relativement jeune à Fastov, village du gouvernement de Kiev, vers 1780. De tempérament réservé, il ne succéda pas à son père et se retira comme ermite à Hannipol avant de devenir prédicateur à Fastov. Son commentaire sur le Pentateuque, « Ḥessed le-Abraham », fut publié après sa mort (Czernowitz, 1851 ; Varsovie, 1883).
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- jewishencyclopedia.com ↗
- Gottlober, in Ha-Boker-Or (1881)
- Seder ha-Dorot, p. 29
- Dubnov, in Vos. (1890)
- Seder ha-Dorot he-Ḥadash
- Walden, Shem ha-Gedolim he-Ḥadash
- Rodkinson, Toledot 'Ammude Habad
- Ha-Eshkol (Hebrew Ency.), Warsaw (1888)
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