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Divrei Shalom - Minhagei Rashash (seder Shulchan Aruch) [6 volumes]

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Divrei Shalom - Minhagei Rashash (seder Shulchan Aruch) [6 volumes]

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By: Rabbi Avner Afgin | Publisher: Yeshivat Tzdek Ve'Shalom - Rosh Ha'Ayin | Language: Hebrew | Volumes: 6 | Binding: Hard | Dimensions: 9.5 inch. X 6.75 inch. |Out Of Stock

This book contains the minhagim of the famous Mekkubal from Yemen, Rabbi Shalom Sharabi (1720-1777), who became the head rabbi of Yeshivat Beit El in Yerushalayim.
Arranged according to the order of Shulchan Aruch.
Volume 1 (simanim 1-88), Volume 2 (simanim 89-156), Volume 3 (simanim 157-240), Volume 4 (simanim 242-262), Volume 5 (simanim 263-280), Volume 6 (simanim 281-408) . Volumes can be purchased separately.(kabbalah & halacha)

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