XVIIIth century CE

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 56-3.

Rabbi of Tétouan. Period not specified by the source. Son of Haim II. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 60-1.

Rabbi of Sefrou, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5491 of the Hebrew era (1731). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 57-4.

Rabbi of Meknès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-4.

Rabbi of Meknès, 18th century. Died in 5473 of the Hebrew era (1713). Son of Yehuda I. Registered in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 56-3.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5490 of the Hebrew era (1730). Son of Yehuda. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-4.

Rabbi of Fès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-4.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Son of Salem I. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 61-2.

Rabbi of Sefrou. Period not specified by the source. Son of Rafael. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 61-2.

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 61-1.

Rabbi of Fès. Era not specified by the source. Son of Moshe. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-4.

Rabbi of Marrakech. Period not specified by the source. Son of Messod I. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 56-4.

Rabbi, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 62-1.

Rabbi of Marrakech, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5558 of the Hebrew Era (1798). Son of Yaakov I. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 60-1.

Rabbi of Marrakech, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5510 of the Hebrew era (1750). Son of David. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-2.

Rabbi of Tetuan, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-4.

Rabbi of Salé, 18th century. Mentioned in 5470 of the Hebrew era (1710). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 61-2.

Rabbi of Fès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Kalifa. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), p. 61-1.

Rabbi, 18th century. Died in 5528 of the Hebrew era (1768). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 56-4.

Rabbi of Salé. Era not specified by the source. Son of Aharon. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 58-3.

Rabbi of Marrakech, eighteenth century. Mentioned in 5548 of the Hebrew era (1788). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 61-2.

Rabbi of Meknès. Era not specified by the source. Son of Makhluf I. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 60-4.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 58-1.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5492 of the Hebrew era (1732). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-1.

Rabbi of Fès, 18th century. Mentioned in 5508 of the Hebrew era (1748). Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 61-4.

Rabbi of Fez. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-2.

Rabbi of Tétouan, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 58-1.

Rabbi of Salé. Period not specified by the source. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 59-4.

Rabbi of Meknès, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Moshe. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 61-2.

Rabbi of Meknès, 18th century. Died in 5548 of the Hebrew era (1788). Son of Moshe. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 56-4.

Rabbi of Tangier, active in the 6th century of the Hebrew era (1740–1839). Son of Abraham. Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 56-4.

Rabbi. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 61-2.

Rabbi of Marrakech, 18th century. Died in 5471 of the Hebrew era (1711). Recorded in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 58-1.

Rabbi of Sefrou. Period not specified by the source. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 45-3.

Considered one of the greatest rabbis of his generation in Meknès; he led a yeshiva in the synagogue built by his father for nearly 70 years and refused judicial positions so as not to cease…

Rabbi of Fez cited in the biographical dictionary « Malké Rabanan » of Rabbi Yossef Benaïm, with a ruling (rabbinical judgment) signed by his hand in 1732.

Tunisian rabbi whose renown extended to Europe and Asia; author of « Béné Yosséf » (1793), which gathers commentaries on several parts of the Talmud and notes on Maimonides, citing Tsemah Sarfati,…

Chief rabbi of Tunis and head of the Beth Din in the 18th c.

Moroccan envoy to England born in Mogador, Morocco, at the end of the eighteenth century, and died in Portsea, England, in January 1872, related to the family Guedalla, agents of the Sultan of…

Polish Talmudist of the eighteenth century, born in Cracow and became chief rabbi and head of the yeshiva of Belz, in Galicia. He is the author of the « Be'er Heṭeb », a reputed commentary on the…

Polish rabbi of the eighteenth century, opponent of Sabbatianism and rabbi of Tarłów, active against the Sabbateans established in Podolia, with whom he corresponded on this subject with Jacob Emden…

Polish rabbi of the eighteenth century, rabbi of Zamość, author of « Mishnat Ḥakamim » (Lemberg, 1792), an analytical study of the commandments distinguishing those drawn directly from the Pentateuch…

German rabbi born in 1740 and died in Altona in 1807, who served in several communities, including Brody and Glogau, before holding from 1803 until his death the joint rabbinate of Altona, Hamburg,…

Austrian philanthropist born in Prague in 1795 and died in that city in 1865, grandson of Wolf Zappert, founder of the family and court jeweler, who had established by will twenty-two charitable…

Lithuanian Talmudist of the mid-eighteenth century, dayan and preacher of the Vitebsk community under the rabbinates of R. Isaïe and R. Löb, reputed one of the foremost talmudic authorities in this…

Rebbe hassidique en Pologne

Rabbi

Rabbi of Fès. Period not specified by the source. Son of Nissim. Listed in Malkhei Rabbanan (Yosef Ben Naim, 1931), f. 31-4.

Rabbi of Posen died between 1710 and 1716, author of the "Maẓref la-Kesef" (Frankfurt-on-Oder, 1681), excerpts and index of the "Shene Luḥot ha-Berit" by Isaiah Horowitz, accompanied by two…

Hasidic master, brother of Elimelekh of Lizhensk, a figure of simplicity and devotion celebrated in many Hasidic tales. Disciple of the Maggid of Mezeritch.

Polish rabbi born in Pinczów around 1773 and died in Warsaw in 1833, accomplished Talmudist and versed in Kabbalah. Rabbi of Płock then of Prague before settling in Warsaw, where he died, he…

Lithuanian rabbi

Palestinian scholar born on the very day his father was crucified; his mother fled with him to Palestine, where he was later appointed archiphérécite. According to Brüll, he worked to gather and…