Large collection of Hasidic books, letters from the greats of the generation, Satmar, Chabad, Rivnitz, manuscripts
The personal Kabbalistic Siddur of the Holy Rabbi, Rabbi Naftali Hirtzka of Ratzpert - rare and historic!
Historic Purim plate Dated Damascus 1654
Invitation letter from the Rabbi Yitzchak of Bohosh - for the marriage of his eldest son
The longest letter ever in sales! An entire 4-page basic letter in his holy handwriting and signed by the Rebbe The Rayatz
Holy of Holies! A copy of the miraculous Tzaddik from Rivnitz - a book that belonged to His Rabbi the Tzaddik of Shtefinesht!
Discovery! Signature of the Kabbalistic Gaon Rabbi Yehuda Diwan - Rabbi of his nephew Rabbi Amram Ben Diwan
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discovery! Signature of the Kabbalistic Gaon Rabbi Yehuda Diwan Rabbi of his nephew Rabbi Amram Diwan
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discovery! Signature of the Kabbalistic Gaon Rabbi Yehuda Diwan Rabbi of his nephew Rabbi Amram Diwan
Shiyarei Knesset HaGedolah – Kushta, 1729
תגלית! חתימת הגאון המקובל רבי יהודה דיוואן רבו של אחיינו רבי עמרם דיוואן - שיירי כנסת הגדולה – קושטא, תפ"ט
חותם למעלה: הצעיר יהודה בכמוה"ר עמרם בן דיוואן
חותם למטה: הצעיר אברהם אשכנזי - אולי הראשון לציון בירושלים
The sage Yehuda Diwan was born to his mother and father the sage Amram Diwan in the city, probably in 1682, probably in Jerusalem.
He grew up in Torah and awe, and in his youth moved to the city of Safed. Was a disciple of the sage Yaakov ben David HaCohen, and married his daughter.
In 1708 he went on a mission to the cities of Persia on the mission of the sages of Safed. When word reached him that his father had died, he returned to Eretz Israel.
In his book Chut Hameshlush, he sheds light on the lives of the Jews of Persia, among other things he brings sermons he delivered such as the sermon he delivered in 1703, in the case of Beshalach, in the city of Hamdan, and questions asked in the city of Kashan.
