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...vençal rabbi, living at Narbonne, France who suffered the expulsion of the Jews in 1306 *[[Isaac Hakohen]] (1013–1103), Moroccan Talmudist and posek ...

{{Short description|Moroccan rabbi (1777–1870)}} ...tely 40 years. Ben Walid also authored a two-volume book on the history of Jews in Tétouan, entitled ''[[So Spoke Isaac]]'' (ויאמר יצחק). In 1860 ...

...gained independence]] in 1962, most [[Jewish exodus from the Muslim world|Jews left for France]] due to [[Francophile|Francophilia]] and a lack of [[Zioni The French conquered Constantine in 1837 1534 of the 5000 Jews The Jews of Algeria were given citizenship by the Crémieux Decree in 1870.<ref name ...

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...of the Royal Palace grounds and the western edge of the old [[Mellah]] ([[Jews|Jewish]] quarter), near the city gate of the same name, Bab Berrima. The mo ...r than the courtyard and does not follow the usual form of prayer halls in Moroccan mosques: instead of a [[hypostyle]] space with rows of arches, it is compos ...

...org/oclc/1200038942 |title=Sephardi : cooking the history : recipes of the Jews of Spain and the diaspora, from the 13th century to today |date=2021 |isbn= ...precursor to the [[Challah|challah bread]] now associated with [[Ashkenazi Jews]] – except that ''peot'' was fried rather than baked.<ref name=":1" /> Th ...

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{{Short description|Moroccan rabbi}} ...yeshiva in Salé.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Shdeour |first1=Esti |title=The Moroccan Gadol who was "Adopted" by Chassidim - Harav Chaim Ben Attar, zt"l |journal ...

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...actice today, and communities in Ashdod and Montreal are the center of the Moroccan practice. ...Syria. It also influenced the Kabbalistically oriented confraternities in 18th-century Italy, and even became customary for a time in Sephardic communities in wes ...

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...l toughens its conversion laws, a nail in the coffin of ties with Diaspora Jews?|access-date=2018-01-15|language=en-US}}</ref> [[Category:Algerian Jews]] ...

...ilians]]), [[Maltese people|Maltese]], [[Portuguese people|Portuguese]], [[Jews]], [[British people|Britons]] ...[[Menorca]], and [[India]] have settled at Gibraltar, as have [[Sephardic Jews]] from [[North Africa]].<ref name="Gold2005">{{cite book| first= Peter |las ...

...f a prominent rabbinic family, the great-great-grandson of [[Moroccan Jews|Moroccan]] Rabbi [[Abraham Azulai]].<ref>Shem HaGedolim, Livorno 1774, p. 11b. (Avai ...]'' to his main historical work ''Shem HaGedolim''. Despite his [[Sephardi Jews|Sephardi]] heritage, he appears to have been particularly fond of the ''Cha ...

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