Chumash Vayikra with Or HaChaim HaKadosh and Kli Yakar. Brody, 1874.
On the first title page, there is a handwritten inscription from the period: "This sefer belongs to the Kloiz of Tchitchilinick…". A similar inscription appears on the second title page. On page 6, there is a similar inscription signed: Moshe Rashkowitz, and on page 135.
On the first title page, there are ancient stamps from the Tchitchilinick Kloiz in Safed, featuring the image of the Tomb of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai in Meron.
On the second title page, there is an older and more prominent stamp: "Seal of the Kloiz of the Community of Yeshurun, the Holy Congregation of the Chassidim of the Rebbe of Tchitchilinick in the Holy City of Safed. How awesome is this place, the Tent of Moshe, may his memory be blessed, and the Study Hall of Shlomo, may he live long and well." This stamp includes an image of the synagogue.
The Holy Rebbi Moshe of Tchitchilinick, son of the Holy Rebbi Shlomo of Savran, was born around 1837. He was the son-in-law of the Holy Rebbi Yochanan of Rachmastrivka. Thousands of followers gathered under his leadership. He passed away at a young age in 1871.
His wife, the Rebbetzin Sheina Raizah, immigrated to the Land of Israel in 1900 and established the Kloiz in Safed in his name, which she managed until her passing in 1915.
His wife, the Rebbetzin Sheina Raizah, immigrated to the Land of Israel in 1900 and established the Kloiz in Safed in his name, which she managed until her passing in 1915.
Their son, the Holy Rebbi Shlomo of Tchitchilinick, was born in 1858. He was the son-in-law of his uncle, the Holy Rebbi Mordechai of Alik, and in his second marriage, the son-in-law of the Holy Rebbi Baruch Mordechai of Koidinov. His grandfather, the Holy Rebbi Yochanan of Rachmastrivka, appointed him as Rebbe, and despite his young age, thousands gathered under his leadership. He passed away in 1920.
Overall in Good condition, stains, some worming to a few pages at end, old binding damaged.
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