1860 Livorno Seder Chodesh Nissan & PASSOVER HAGGADAH פרסומי ניסא. ליוורנו

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1860 Livorno Seder Chodesh Nissan & PASSOVER HAGGADAH פרסומי ניסא. ליוורנו:
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1860 Livorno Seder Chodesh Nissan & Passover HAGGADAH פרסומי ניסא. ליוורנוLANGUAGE: HEBREWG CONDITION, CLOTH COVERS, INCOMPLETE, LACKING TITLE PAGE חיבור גדול וחשוב על חודש ניסן והגדה של פסח, כולל מנהגים ותפילות שונות. אוצר ההגדות 1108.
Laws of Nissan with the Pesach Haggada, with a commentary by Rabbi Yaakov Rokach.

important work on the month of Nissan and the Pesach Haggada, including various prayers and customs. Otzar HaHaggadot 1108.

Jacob Rakkaḥ (Hebrew: יעקב רקח‎‎) (1800 – 3 March 1891[1]), also spelled Raccah, was a Sephardi Hakham in the 19th-century Jewish community of Tripoli, Libya. He was a well-known posek (arbiter of Jewish law) for Sephardi Jews, a rosh yeshiva, and author of approximately 40 sefarim,[2] some of which were published during his lifetime

Jacob Rakkaḥ was the son of Rabbi Solomon (Shlomo) Rakkaḥ and the great-great-grandson[2] of Rabbi Mas\'ud Hai Rakkah, author of Ma\'aseh Rokeaḥ, who had come to Libya as a shadar (rabbinical emissary) from Palestine and stayed to lead the Jewish community in Tripoli for 20 years.[3][4] Jacob\'s brother, Zion, was also a Torah scholar.[5]

Like other Tripoli rabbis, Rakkaḥ did not wish to be supported by the community, and lived a life of poverty. He worked as an accountant for a large firm.[1][5]

He was known as a great Torah scholar and posek (arbiter of Jewish law).[1] His depth of knowledge was exemplary; his halakhic opinions usually relied on tens of, and occasionally over 100, poskim who preceded him.[5] His halakhic opinions are still cited today;[6] the Siddur Od Avinu Hai (Hebrew: עוד יוסף חי‎‎), published by Machon Hai Hai, is based on his emendations to the nusach and laws of prayer for Sephardi Jews.[7]

Rakkaḥ founded at his own expense Yeshiva Rabbi Yaakov Tripoli, which housed an estimated 1,000 seforim and valuable manuscripts. The yeshiva convened nightly and craftsmen gathered to learn the weekly Torah portion on Shabbat. The yeshiva was destroyed by a bomber during World War II.

In 1863 Rakkaḥ published the third volume of his great-great-grandfather\'s halakhic work, Ma\'aseh Rokeaḥ.[8] His cousin and contemporary, Hakham Abraham Hayyim Adadi, who was a great-grandson of Mas\'ud Hai Rakkaḥ, published the second volume of Ma\'aseh Rokeaḥ in 1862.[8]

Rakkaḥ was a contemporary of many great rabbis in Tripoli and other countries. From his writings, it is evident that he had a close correspondence with Rabbi Chaim Palagi and Rabbi Benjamin Pontremoli, author of Petach HaDvir. In Tripoli, his contemporaries were Rabbi Frajallah Dabush, Shalom Agib, Joseph Rubin, and others.

Jacob Rakkah had 2 sons: Rabbi Abraham Rakkah and Rabbi Kamus Rakkah.

His Hilula (commemoration of the day of death) on 23 Adar is celebrated each year in one of the Israeli moshavs populated by Libyan Jewish emigres

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