ברכת הנר של שבת ויום טוב

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Title	ברכת הנר של שבת ויום טוב.
Additional Titles	ברכת החלה ברכת הטבילה Birkat ha-Ner shel Shabbat ve-Yom Tov Blessings for the Three Women's Commandments
Scope and content	ברכת הדלקת הנר לשבת ויום טוב, בקשה לאחר ההדלקה (פותחת: יהי רצון ... שתחונן לי ואישי לאבי ולאמי ... חיים טובים וארוכים. אולי דומה לנרשם באוצר השירה והפיוט, ב, עמ' 123 מס' 1369. מאת ר' יעקב פארדו), ברכה להפרשת חלה ו"ברכת טבילה". בראש העמוד ציור: אשה מדליקה נרות במנורה תלויה בתקרה וגבר עושה 'קידוש', עם כתובת: "נשים בהאל תבורך". עברית ואיטלקית,751ודה מול עמודה. בראש הטקסט האיטלקי: Prima di accendere il lume del Sabbato e delle Festività si dirà. In addition to the blessings and accompanying prayers to be recited by a married woman before lighting Sabbath or holiday candles, this broadside also includes blessings pertaining to two other archetypal “women's commandments:” the taking of hallah (a small portion of dough separated during the preparation of bread) and immersion in a mikveh (ritual bath). Hebrew text and Italian translation appear side-by-side. Featuring an illustration depicting a woman lighting a candelabrum and a man reciting the Sabbath Kiddush (Sanctification) prayer. With decorative elements.
Contributors	Valmadonna Trust (former owner)
Creation Date	[ca. 1835]
Notes	Valmadonna Trust D1 Physical condition/מצב פיזי: עותק 2 עם שינוים קלים וללא שם המדפיס.
Publications	The Writing on the Wall. A Catalogue of Judaica Broadsides from the Valmadonna Trust Library, edited by Sharon Liberman-Mintz, Shaul Seidler-Feller, David Wacthel, London&New York: Valmadonna Trust Library, 2015, no. 189.
Extent	1 דף : איור 33X23 cm..
Host Item	אסף התפלות
Language	Hebrew Italian
Call Number	V 1803 07 01
Access Rights	online_resources
Level of Description	File Record
National Library system number	990040715560205171

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