Manākhah (Yemen)
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Manākhah (Yemen)

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כתובה. מנאכה, תימן. תקפ"ה.

כתובה. מנאכה, תימן. תקפ"ה.

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כתובה. מנאכה, תימן. תש"ט.

כתובה. מנאכה, תימן. תש"ט.

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תרגום ארמי להפטרות.

תרגום ארמי להפטרות.

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אגדתא דפסחא.

אגדתא דפסחא.

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[תפלות] קטעי תפילה מתוך שחרית. .הקלטת סקר [הקלטת שמע] .הקלטת סקר

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שיר השירים אשר לשלמה .[ביצוע מוקלט].

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ותכתוב אסתר המלכה בת אבחיל .[ביצוע מוקלט].

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אני אשאל שבח האל תחלה .[ביצוע מוקלט].

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