Kol Tehinnah — Abraham Ankawa
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Kol Tehinnah (קול תחנה, "voice of supplication") is a liturgical collection by Rabbi Abraham ben Mordecai Ankawa (b. Salé 1810). Printed in Livorno in 1843, it gathers prayers for fast days and elegies (kinot), reflecting the piety and poetic tradition of Hispano-Maghrebi Jewry. In his elegies Ankawa signs with the acrostic "Avraham Ankava" / "Avraham Elnkaoua".
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- Encyclopaedia Judaica, « Ankawa, Abraham ben Mordecai » (Kol Tehinnah, Livourne 1843).
- Shaul Tanji, Encyclopédie des sages et rabbins du Maroc (moreshet-morocco.com).
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