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Mishnato ha-halakhtit shel ha-Rav Mosheh Kalfon ha-Kohen mi-Gʹerbah : ke-fi she-hi mishtaḳefet be-ḥiburaṿ ha-halakhtiyim "Brit kehunah" ṿe-sh.u.t. "Shoʾel ṿe-nishʾal" / ḥibur le-shem kabalat toʾar "Doḳṭor le-filosofyah meʾet Shai Mamo ... ; hugash le-Senaṭ shel Universiṭat Poṭsdam, Germanyah

משנתו ההלכתית של הרב משה כלפון הכהן מגʹרבה : כפי שהיא משתקפת בחיבוריו ההלכתיים "ברית כהונה" ושו״ת "שואל ונשאל" / חיבור לשם קבלת תואר "דוקטור לפילוסופיה" מאת שי מאמו ... ; הוגש לסנאט של אוניברסיטת פוטסדם, גרמניה

The Halachic approach of Rabbi Moshe Chalofon Haʹkohen from Djerbah : as it reflected in his halachic writings "Brit Kehuna" and the responsa "Shoel vʹNishal" / by Shai Mamo, a dissertation presented to the faculty of Potsdam University in candidacy for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy

Mamo, Shai [Verfasserin/Verfasser]

Ḳosman, Admiʾel, 1957- [Akademische Betreuung]

Potsdam, Ṭevet 780 = Januar 2020

200 Blätter

Hebräisch

R. Mosche Khalfon HaKohen von Djerba als Rechtsentscheider: seine halachische Lehre im Spiegel der Schriften Brit Kehuna und Scho'el we-nisch'al

Dissertation, Universität Potsdam, 2020

Hebräisch, in hebräischer Schrift

Erscheint auch als: Mishnato ha-halakhtit shel ha-Rav Mosheh Kalfon ha-Kohen mi-Gʹerbah / Mamo, Shai [GNDNR:1211861996] (Online-Ausgabe)

OCoLC: 1191863342     

This work is focused on the Halachic Approach of Rabbi Moshe Chalfon HaCohen from Djerbah. Rabbi Moshe Chalfon HaCohen was born in 1874 and died 1950. He was appointed Chief Rabbi of Djerbah, an island near Tunisia, in 1935, and is considered to have been one of the greatest rabbis of North Africa, particularly of Tunisia and Djerbah. With the French occupation of Tunisia in 1881, French culture, technological innovations and modernity penetrated the community. All of these affected life in Djerbah and the rabbis, including Rabbi Chalfon, needed to relate to this new situation. This research deals with two of Rabbi Chalfon’s essays dealing with Halachic responsa: “Brit Kehuna” – a compilation of the Halachic responsa and customs of the Jewish community in Djerbah, and “Shoel Venishal,” a book of Halachic responsa which deals with questions and his answers. Among other aspects, this research shows Rabbi Chalfon's unique emphasis on the humane aspects of Halacha and his ability to utilize them versus formal considerations.