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סדור תפילות שבת (קטעים)

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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
Title סדור תפילות שבת (קטעים).
Additional Titles Sabbath prayerbook
Contributors The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Afghanistan Genizah Afghanistan
(former owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Script Style מזרחית מרובעת
Creation Date [מאה י"א-י"ב.]
Notes כותרות והוראות בפרסית-יהודית.
בדף הראשון סוף קידוש לשבת המסתיים בנחמיה ט:יד (שונה מאוד מהמצוי, כולל רס"ג) וברכת המוציא
ברכת היום של העמידה לשחרית של שבת, קרוב לנוסח המצוי. "מוסף" מתחיל "אתה קדשת".
This single folio of a Prayerbook, from the prayers for Sabbath, displays a rite that we have yet to find in the Genizah or other repositories of the rites of Medieval Oriental Jewry, from Saadiah Gaon onwards. The Kiddush service here ends with a verse from Nehemiah IX 14. The Morning service is similar to the common version, but the Mussaf starts with what is commonly the beginning of the Evening service, and continues in a completely unique rite. The instructions are in Judeo-Persian
מקורו ב"גניזה האפגנית".
נושא נוסף: תפלה סדורים ומחזורים מנהג מזרח קדום
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Heb. 8333.33=4
Afghanistan Genizah Afghanistan Ms. AFG 10
זוג דפים רצופים, הראשון כמעט שלם, השני קרוע בפינה התחתונה החיצונית. 15 שורות לעמוד. מידות השטח הכתוב 153X82 מ"מ.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Extent 1 דף
180X111 מ"מ.
זוג דפים רצופים, הראשון כמעט שלם, השני קרוע בפינה התחתונה החיצונית. 15 שורות לעמוד. מידות השטח הכתוב 153X82 מ"מ.
Language Hebrew
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית, The National Library of Israel. "Ktiv" Project, The National Library of Israel
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