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Talmoud Tora a Meknes,photos prisent en Mai 2006,lors de ma
visite au Maroc.
Micheline.
la rue qui mene vert la maison du Mr qui prend soins du Talmoud Tora.
Micheline.
Les cles de la synaguogue,sont chez Mr Gabriel ,c'est celui de gauche.
Micheline.
Dedans Talmoud Tora.
Micheline.
En haut sont les classes ou bien -Heder.
Micheline.
Talmoud Tora.
Micheline.
Une autre.
Micheline.
D'un autre angle.
Ce fut un moment emouvant!
Micheline.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah, l'historique 18 février 2008, 11:36 |
Porte du Mellah
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah, l'historique 18 février 2008, 11:40 |
Un autre grand Rabbin de Meknes.
Rav Yehochoua Berdugo zatsal, 1878-1953
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Rav Yehochoua Berdugo zatsal, 1878-1953
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah, l'historique 18 février 2008, 11:42 |
Grande famille de Rabbins Meknassis,
L'auguste famille Toledano ,
leur arbre genealogique !
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L'auguste famille Toledano ,
leur arbre genealogique !
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah, l'historique 18 mars 2008, 09:19 |
Bonjour de retour a notre sujet sur la vie juive a Meknes
Aujourd'hui la lettre M..comme MEKNES!
Quelques noms familiers de Rabbins Meknassis a travers les ages!
MAÏMRAN Chélomo (1764-1821). Originaire du Maroc. Frère de Moché Maïmran. Rabbin à Meknès, il est l’auteur d’un traité de grammaire, Séfat émét (Langage de vérité).
MAÏMRAN Haïm (XVIIIes.). Originaire du Maroc. Fils de Moché Maïmran. Rabbin à Meknès, il est l’auteur d’un commentaire sur Rachi intitulé Séfér péri h’éts hahayïm (Le livre du fruit de l’arbre de Vie) et d’un commentaire sur la Haggadah de Pessah, Houkat hapéssah (La loi de Pessah).
MAÏMRAN Moché (?-1786). Originaire du Maroc. Rabbin à Meknès, il est l’auteur de commentaires sur le Talmud.
MAMANE Moché (?-1783). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Rabbin, commerçant, banquier, conseiller à la Cour, fermier des douanes et philanthrope, il fut assassiné par des cam-brioleurs. Le poète Rabbi David Hassine composa à sa mémoire une élégie parue dans Téhila lédavid (Psaume à David).
MESSAS Chalom (1828-1886). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Rabbin à Meknès, il est l’auteur de Divré chalom (Paroles de paix), un recueil de responsa qui fut publié par son petit-fils, Rabbi Chalom Messas.
MESSAS Chalom (1909-). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Petit-fils de Rabbi Chalom Messas. Rabbin et fondateur de la Yéchivah Kéter Torah à Meknès, juge à Casablanca puis président du Tribunal rabbinique et Grand rabbin du Maroc, il immigra en Israël où il fut nommé Grand rabbin de Jérusalem. Fondateur de l’Association pour la préservation et la publication des ouvrages des rabbins du passé, il est l’auteur de plusieurs livres portant sur la Halakhah; Mizrah chéméch (Le lever du soleil); Kéren chéméch (Un rayon de soleil) et Tévou’ot chéméch (Les produits mûris par le soleil). Il a publié Divré chalom (Paroles de paix) rédigé par son grand-père Rabbi Chalom Messas.
MESSAS David (XXes.). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès) installé à Paris. Rabbin et éducateur, il fut directeur du Lycée Maïmonide avant d’occuper successivement les positions de Grand rabbin de la communauté de Genève et de celle de Paris.
MESSAS Haïm (1843-1904). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Rabbin réputé et éducateur, il joua un rôle important dans la défense du quartier juif de Meknès lors de l’attaque de 1903. Il est l’auteur de Nichmat hayïm (Souffle de Vie), un recueil de commentaires et de responsa, publié par ses fils.
MESSAS Mordékhaï (1769-1839). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Rabbin réputé, il fut co-signataire de plusieurs Takkanot (Ordon-nances) importantes.
MESSAS Yossef (1891-1974). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès), installé en Israël. Juge à Meknès, Grand rabbin de Tlémcen puis de Haïfa, il est l’auteur de Mayim hayïm (Eaux tumultueuses), de nombreux ouvra-ges de halakha, de commentaires bibliques et juridiques, de poésies et une biographie de ses ancêtres, de même que d’un recueil de textes anciens sur la vie juive dans le Mellah, et la haggadah de Pessah commentée.
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Aujourd'hui la lettre M..comme MEKNES!
Quelques noms familiers de Rabbins Meknassis a travers les ages!
MAÏMRAN Chélomo (1764-1821). Originaire du Maroc. Frère de Moché Maïmran. Rabbin à Meknès, il est l’auteur d’un traité de grammaire, Séfat émét (Langage de vérité).
MAÏMRAN Haïm (XVIIIes.). Originaire du Maroc. Fils de Moché Maïmran. Rabbin à Meknès, il est l’auteur d’un commentaire sur Rachi intitulé Séfér péri h’éts hahayïm (Le livre du fruit de l’arbre de Vie) et d’un commentaire sur la Haggadah de Pessah, Houkat hapéssah (La loi de Pessah).
MAÏMRAN Moché (?-1786). Originaire du Maroc. Rabbin à Meknès, il est l’auteur de commentaires sur le Talmud.
MAMANE Moché (?-1783). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Rabbin, commerçant, banquier, conseiller à la Cour, fermier des douanes et philanthrope, il fut assassiné par des cam-brioleurs. Le poète Rabbi David Hassine composa à sa mémoire une élégie parue dans Téhila lédavid (Psaume à David).
MESSAS Chalom (1828-1886). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Rabbin à Meknès, il est l’auteur de Divré chalom (Paroles de paix), un recueil de responsa qui fut publié par son petit-fils, Rabbi Chalom Messas.
MESSAS Chalom (1909-). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Petit-fils de Rabbi Chalom Messas. Rabbin et fondateur de la Yéchivah Kéter Torah à Meknès, juge à Casablanca puis président du Tribunal rabbinique et Grand rabbin du Maroc, il immigra en Israël où il fut nommé Grand rabbin de Jérusalem. Fondateur de l’Association pour la préservation et la publication des ouvrages des rabbins du passé, il est l’auteur de plusieurs livres portant sur la Halakhah; Mizrah chéméch (Le lever du soleil); Kéren chéméch (Un rayon de soleil) et Tévou’ot chéméch (Les produits mûris par le soleil). Il a publié Divré chalom (Paroles de paix) rédigé par son grand-père Rabbi Chalom Messas.
MESSAS David (XXes.). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès) installé à Paris. Rabbin et éducateur, il fut directeur du Lycée Maïmonide avant d’occuper successivement les positions de Grand rabbin de la communauté de Genève et de celle de Paris.
MESSAS Haïm (1843-1904). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Rabbin réputé et éducateur, il joua un rôle important dans la défense du quartier juif de Meknès lors de l’attaque de 1903. Il est l’auteur de Nichmat hayïm (Souffle de Vie), un recueil de commentaires et de responsa, publié par ses fils.
MESSAS Mordékhaï (1769-1839). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès). Rabbin réputé, il fut co-signataire de plusieurs Takkanot (Ordon-nances) importantes.
MESSAS Yossef (1891-1974). Originaire du Maroc (Meknès), installé en Israël. Juge à Meknès, Grand rabbin de Tlémcen puis de Haïfa, il est l’auteur de Mayim hayïm (Eaux tumultueuses), de nombreux ouvra-ges de halakha, de commentaires bibliques et juridiques, de poésies et une biographie de ses ancêtres, de même que d’un recueil de textes anciens sur la vie juive dans le Mellah, et la haggadah de Pessah commentée.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah, l'historique 18 mars 2008, 09:36 |
Pour ceux qui comprennent l'anglais voici quelques commentaires de Rick Gold, un juif americain ayant vecu quelques annees au maroc et a epouse une juive marocaine. Il fit beaucoup de recherches sur toutes les anciennes communautes et en particulier sur Meknes et sa region.
Il en decrit les principaux aspects, les deux mellahs, les Saints, le cimetiere israelite, les synagogues et centre communautaire juif de Meknes.
amicalement,elie
MEKNES:
New Cemetery: "A very well kept Jewish cemetery is locked in the former Jewish ghetto called Nouveau Mellah. I visited it in Spring 1995. The keeper is living inside the cemetery. No register is available." Source: Mathilde Tagger, 5/3 Elroy St. 92108 Jerusalem, Israel [Spring 1995]
"The new mellah is still the home for some of Meknes's 200 Jews, and one can visit a beautiful synagogue, the El Krief, nearby the new cemetery. " Source: [rickgold.home.mindspring.com] [February 2002]
Old Cemetery: On the other side of the new mellah and adjoining the old mellah is the old Jewish cemetery. Several saints are found in the two cemeteries, including Haim Messas, David Boussidan, and Raphael Berdugo. In the Royal city of Meknes, the tomb of Moulay Ishmael memorializes the Alaouite Sultan who protected the Jews while securing control of the Moroccan empire." Source: [rickgold.home.mindspring.com] [February 2002]
The cemetery of the old Mellah, surrounded by the Mellah walls, is notable for the pilgrimage sites at the tomb of Rabbi' David Benmidan, <<The Patron of Meknes>>. The new Mellah, notable for its many streets with jewish names. Eight of its eleven Synagogues still serve for congregations. Among them, two are very well maintained, and their interiors are dimly lit by large, intricately designed memorial oil lamps.
Meknes:
Conseil des Communautes Israelites du Meknes,
5 rue du Ghana. Tel. (05) 52-19-68 or 52-17-35.
Moulay Ishmael succeeded Moulay Rachid in 1672 and completed the task of pacifying Morocco. He constructed his capital in the city of Meknes. During his 55 year reign, Jews were protected from violence, although they were taxed highly. In 1679, he forced the Jews to construct the Meknes mellah. Meknes attracted Jewish immigrants from throughout Morocco, and the mellah was relatively prosperous in the beginning of the 18th century. Elsewhere in the country, Jewish traders grew wealthy from increased trade with Europe and within Morocco.
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ancien candelabre pour allumage des bougies de Chabat, region de Volubilis
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Il en decrit les principaux aspects, les deux mellahs, les Saints, le cimetiere israelite, les synagogues et centre communautaire juif de Meknes.
amicalement,elie
MEKNES:
New Cemetery: "A very well kept Jewish cemetery is locked in the former Jewish ghetto called Nouveau Mellah. I visited it in Spring 1995. The keeper is living inside the cemetery. No register is available." Source: Mathilde Tagger, 5/3 Elroy St. 92108 Jerusalem, Israel [Spring 1995]
"The new mellah is still the home for some of Meknes's 200 Jews, and one can visit a beautiful synagogue, the El Krief, nearby the new cemetery. " Source: [rickgold.home.mindspring.com] [February 2002]
Old Cemetery: On the other side of the new mellah and adjoining the old mellah is the old Jewish cemetery. Several saints are found in the two cemeteries, including Haim Messas, David Boussidan, and Raphael Berdugo. In the Royal city of Meknes, the tomb of Moulay Ishmael memorializes the Alaouite Sultan who protected the Jews while securing control of the Moroccan empire." Source: [rickgold.home.mindspring.com] [February 2002]
The cemetery of the old Mellah, surrounded by the Mellah walls, is notable for the pilgrimage sites at the tomb of Rabbi' David Benmidan, <<The Patron of Meknes>>. The new Mellah, notable for its many streets with jewish names. Eight of its eleven Synagogues still serve for congregations. Among them, two are very well maintained, and their interiors are dimly lit by large, intricately designed memorial oil lamps.
Meknes:
Conseil des Communautes Israelites du Meknes,
5 rue du Ghana. Tel. (05) 52-19-68 or 52-17-35.
Moulay Ishmael succeeded Moulay Rachid in 1672 and completed the task of pacifying Morocco. He constructed his capital in the city of Meknes. During his 55 year reign, Jews were protected from violence, although they were taxed highly. In 1679, he forced the Jews to construct the Meknes mellah. Meknes attracted Jewish immigrants from throughout Morocco, and the mellah was relatively prosperous in the beginning of the 18th century. Elsewhere in the country, Jewish traders grew wealthy from increased trade with Europe and within Morocco.
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ancien candelabre pour allumage des bougies de Chabat, region de Volubilis
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah, l'historique 18 mars 2008, 10:06 |
Il y a quelque temps un ancien de Meknes m'avait demande en message prive si j'avais des details sur ces anciens artistes juifs meknassis. C'etait en reponse a cet article sur Paul Bowles et sa collection de musique lithurgique de Meknes et Essaouira!
Un service de culte "live" a partir de la synagogue maghrebi , et bien d'autres..musique religieuse de notre communaute juive!
Voici un exemple de CD , musique juive andalousienne,editee par Edouard Seroussi,avec l'aide du Rabbin Meir Attiya qui vit actuellement en Israel.
Sacred Music of the Moroccan Jews from the Paul Bowles Collection of the American Folklife Center, Library of Congress, Released 01/01/2000
In 1959, Paul Bowles recorded in Morocco a wide variety of music from the different ethnic groups of that country, including the Jewish communities of Meknes and Essaouira. The recordings include a live service for the conclusion of the Sabbath that affords the listener the opportunity to experience the content and atmosphere of a Maghrebi synagogue, albeit one reflecting the winds of change then underway among Moroccan Jews. This CD set presents that service, as well as additional recordings of Andalusian Hebrew music. Edited by Edwin Seroussi, with the assistance of Rabbi Meir Atiya, one of the leading authorities and performers of Moroccan Jewish religious music in Israel today, these CD set presents a rare glimpse into one of the most venerable Jewish musical traditions.
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Un service de culte "live" a partir de la synagogue maghrebi , et bien d'autres..musique religieuse de notre communaute juive!
Voici un exemple de CD , musique juive andalousienne,editee par Edouard Seroussi,avec l'aide du Rabbin Meir Attiya qui vit actuellement en Israel.
Sacred Music of the Moroccan Jews from the Paul Bowles Collection of the American Folklife Center, Library of Congress, Released 01/01/2000
In 1959, Paul Bowles recorded in Morocco a wide variety of music from the different ethnic groups of that country, including the Jewish communities of Meknes and Essaouira. The recordings include a live service for the conclusion of the Sabbath that affords the listener the opportunity to experience the content and atmosphere of a Maghrebi synagogue, albeit one reflecting the winds of change then underway among Moroccan Jews. This CD set presents that service, as well as additional recordings of Andalusian Hebrew music. Edited by Edwin Seroussi, with the assistance of Rabbi Meir Atiya, one of the leading authorities and performers of Moroccan Jewish religious music in Israel today, these CD set presents a rare glimpse into one of the most venerable Jewish musical traditions.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah, l'historique 18 mars 2008, 10:35 |
THE ROUNDER RECORDS GROUP:
[www.rounder.com]
Compact Disc: $24.98 (CDROUN5087 / 6 82161 5087 2 6)
Sacred Music of the Moroccan Jews from the Paul Bowles Collection of the American Folklife Center, Library of Congress has 67 tracks:
Musique sacree de la communaute juive du Maroc, 67 tracks, segments de musique liturgique juive, entre autres :
..Barekhu et Adonay ha-mevorakh / Birkat Ma'ariv 'aravim / Birkat Ahavah - Cantor, singers and congregation of the Ben Amara synagogue of Meknes
Ya'akov yagel Yisrael yismah - Jewish communities of Meknes and Essaouira
Yomar na Yisrael - Jewish communities of Meknes and Essaouira
Shomer shabbat u-mekhabdo - Jewish communities of Meknes
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[www.rounder.com]
Compact Disc: $24.98 (CDROUN5087 / 6 82161 5087 2 6)
Sacred Music of the Moroccan Jews from the Paul Bowles Collection of the American Folklife Center, Library of Congress has 67 tracks:
Musique sacree de la communaute juive du Maroc, 67 tracks, segments de musique liturgique juive, entre autres :
..Barekhu et Adonay ha-mevorakh / Birkat Ma'ariv 'aravim / Birkat Ahavah - Cantor, singers and congregation of the Ben Amara synagogue of Meknes
Ya'akov yagel Yisrael yismah - Jewish communities of Meknes and Essaouira
Yomar na Yisrael - Jewish communities of Meknes and Essaouira
Shomer shabbat u-mekhabdo - Jewish communities of Meknes
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah, l'historique 14 avril 2008, 13:09 |
De Modia, Jerusalem.
Ce soir commence le 5e anniversaire du deces du Grand Rabbin du Maroc
puis de Jerusalem, le Rav Chalom Messas, zatsal, dont vous beneficiez
comme ses enfants de son enseignement sur de multiples pages de la
paracha sur Modia.
La commemoration se deroulera a 18h30 ce soir a Jerusalem, rehov
Jabotinski a la synagogue Metifta, en presence de nombreux Grands rabbins et de membres de sa famille.
La tombe du Rav se situe pres du Parking principal du cimetiere de
Guivate Chaoul, a Jerusalem ou l'on se rendra le 15 à 9 heures.
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Ce soir commence le 5e anniversaire du deces du Grand Rabbin du Maroc
puis de Jerusalem, le Rav Chalom Messas, zatsal, dont vous beneficiez
comme ses enfants de son enseignement sur de multiples pages de la
paracha sur Modia.
La commemoration se deroulera a 18h30 ce soir a Jerusalem, rehov
Jabotinski a la synagogue Metifta, en presence de nombreux Grands rabbins et de membres de sa famille.
La tombe du Rav se situe pres du Parking principal du cimetiere de
Guivate Chaoul, a Jerusalem ou l'on se rendra le 15 à 9 heures.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 14 avril 2008, 13:34 |
Rav Messas de Meknes, grand rabbin du Maroc et ensuite Grand Rabbin de Jerusalem etait une personnalite tres importante et reconnue dans le monde.
Biographie du Rav dans le site de l'importante Fondation pour le progres de la culture et etudes sepharades.
Foundation for the advancement of sefardic studies and culture
Death Of The Chief Sephardic Rabbi Of Jerusalem
Jerusalem's Chief Sephardic Rabbi and Morocco's retired Chief Rabbi HaRav HaRashi Shalom Messas zs"l, passed away Shabbat HaGadol, in Jerusalem. He was Head of the city's Rabbinical Court. Born in 1913 to HaRav Mimoun Messas and Rachel Soudry, he grew up in Morocco. There, Messas attended an Alliance Israélite Universelle school. He was a promising Torah prodigy at a very young age, and was a leading student of Morocco's Chief Rabbi HaRav Yehoshua Berdugo. As a young man, he was said to be a very handsome and in his eyes one could see a high level of intelligence as well as kindness.
The Messas family is an old one, with roots deep within Spain and Portugal. A scion of old Moroccan rabbis, in contemporary times his cousin HaRav Yosef Messas was Haifa's Chief Rabbi, and his son HaRav David Messas, is currently the Chief Rabbi of Paris. Shalom Messas was appointed Chief Rabbi of Casablanca at the young age of 36, he later served as Chief Rabbi of all Morocco.
In 1978, then-Israeli Chief Rabbi HaRav Obadiah Yossef shlita asked HaRav Messas to come to the holy city and become its chief Sephardic rabbinical authority. When he departed for Israel, HaRav Messas was escorted to the airport by Morocco's King Hassan himself, who requested that the Rabbi bless him one last time before his departure, and with that was his last official act in Moroccan.
White bearded and distinguished looking, the 90-year-old rabbi had worked on important matters of Halacha right up to his last days. He was said to be very exact in preserving Sephardic customs, and would work full days and nights to try to find a Halachic way to solve the issue at hand. As an author of many books, he wrote his first significant scholarly work, "Mizrach Shemesh" in 1930, and his last work, "V'Cham HaShemesh" on the Five Books of the Tora, which was published just last week.
Messas served as Jerusalem's Chief Rabbi for a quarter of a century. He fought to preserve the customs of Moroccan Sephardim in Israel, even intellectually disputing his colleague HaRav Obadiah Yossef on more than one occasion. It was said he, "staunchly defended' the unique customs of Morocco's Jewish community among the differing groups of Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews in Erets Israel.
Upon news of his death, Rabbi Eliyahu Aberjil, a student of Messas told the Israeli media, "it's a tremendous loss, there can be no replacement for him." HaRav Messas was laid to rest in the holy city of Jerusalem's Har Menuchot cemetery Sunday 11 Nisan, April 13. His funeral was accompanied by many thousands of teary-eyed mourners who made the journey in order to pay their respect to the departed leader. May the memory of HaRav Messas zs"l be a blessing for Klal Yisrael, and may his merit speed our ultimate redemption.
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Biographie du Rav dans le site de l'importante Fondation pour le progres de la culture et etudes sepharades.
Foundation for the advancement of sefardic studies and culture
Death Of The Chief Sephardic Rabbi Of Jerusalem
Jerusalem's Chief Sephardic Rabbi and Morocco's retired Chief Rabbi HaRav HaRashi Shalom Messas zs"l, passed away Shabbat HaGadol, in Jerusalem. He was Head of the city's Rabbinical Court. Born in 1913 to HaRav Mimoun Messas and Rachel Soudry, he grew up in Morocco. There, Messas attended an Alliance Israélite Universelle school. He was a promising Torah prodigy at a very young age, and was a leading student of Morocco's Chief Rabbi HaRav Yehoshua Berdugo. As a young man, he was said to be a very handsome and in his eyes one could see a high level of intelligence as well as kindness.
The Messas family is an old one, with roots deep within Spain and Portugal. A scion of old Moroccan rabbis, in contemporary times his cousin HaRav Yosef Messas was Haifa's Chief Rabbi, and his son HaRav David Messas, is currently the Chief Rabbi of Paris. Shalom Messas was appointed Chief Rabbi of Casablanca at the young age of 36, he later served as Chief Rabbi of all Morocco.
In 1978, then-Israeli Chief Rabbi HaRav Obadiah Yossef shlita asked HaRav Messas to come to the holy city and become its chief Sephardic rabbinical authority. When he departed for Israel, HaRav Messas was escorted to the airport by Morocco's King Hassan himself, who requested that the Rabbi bless him one last time before his departure, and with that was his last official act in Moroccan.
White bearded and distinguished looking, the 90-year-old rabbi had worked on important matters of Halacha right up to his last days. He was said to be very exact in preserving Sephardic customs, and would work full days and nights to try to find a Halachic way to solve the issue at hand. As an author of many books, he wrote his first significant scholarly work, "Mizrach Shemesh" in 1930, and his last work, "V'Cham HaShemesh" on the Five Books of the Tora, which was published just last week.
Messas served as Jerusalem's Chief Rabbi for a quarter of a century. He fought to preserve the customs of Moroccan Sephardim in Israel, even intellectually disputing his colleague HaRav Obadiah Yossef on more than one occasion. It was said he, "staunchly defended' the unique customs of Morocco's Jewish community among the differing groups of Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews in Erets Israel.
Upon news of his death, Rabbi Eliyahu Aberjil, a student of Messas told the Israeli media, "it's a tremendous loss, there can be no replacement for him." HaRav Messas was laid to rest in the holy city of Jerusalem's Har Menuchot cemetery Sunday 11 Nisan, April 13. His funeral was accompanied by many thousands of teary-eyed mourners who made the journey in order to pay their respect to the departed leader. May the memory of HaRav Messas zs"l be a blessing for Klal Yisrael, and may his merit speed our ultimate redemption.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 15 avril 2008, 14:59 |
Talmoud Tora a Meknes,photos prisent en Mai 2006,lors de ma
visite au Maroc.
Micheline.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 15 avril 2008, 15:04 |
la rue qui mene vert la maison du Mr qui prend soins du Talmoud Tora.
Micheline.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 15 avril 2008, 15:10 |
Les cles de la synaguogue,sont chez Mr Gabriel ,c'est celui de gauche.
Micheline.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 15 avril 2008, 15:13 |
Dedans Talmoud Tora.
Micheline.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 15 avril 2008, 15:17 |
En haut sont les classes ou bien -Heder.
Micheline.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 15 avril 2008, 15:31 |
Talmoud Tora.
Micheline.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 15 avril 2008, 15:32 |
Une autre.
Micheline.
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Re: Meknes , yahsra.. sa vie juive, son mellah 15 avril 2008, 15:35 |
D'un autre angle.
Ce fut un moment emouvant!
Micheline.
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