❧ Description
Ḥadad ve-Teima — collection of Talmudic commentaries by Raphael Encaoua (1848-1935), rabbi of Salé then of Rabat, one of the major Moroccan rabbinic figures of the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. Correction (June 2026): the Ḥadad ve-Teima was printed posthumously (Jerusalem, 1978; reissue 2000) — the existence of an edition implies that a manuscript circulated, but its shelfmark (autograph or working copy) is not located.
Provenance: 1 Personal library of Raphael Encaoua 2 Encaoua descendants (Morocco / France)
Codicological note — origin Salé, Morocco; script: Maghrebi; editorial status: Partial edition available.
— Source: Mémoires des Manuscrits Juifs du Moyen-Âge Maghrébin (MMJMM / Collectif GMPL), https://mmjmm.org/corpus/catalogue/to-locate-raphael-encaoua-hadad-ve-teima.
