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Siddur Farhi = Sidur Farḥi = Siddūr Fārḥī : daily prayers / [edited and translated by Hillel Farhi].
Author
Farhi, Hillel ben Jacob, 1868-1940
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Format
Book
Language
Hebrew
Arabic
Εdition
4th ed.
Published/Created
Wyckoff, NJ : The Farhi Foundation, 2003.
Description
[9], 305, 305, [10] p. : port., facsim. ; 23 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Sephardim
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Prayers and devotions
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Hebrew
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Translations into Arabic
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Farhi, Hillel ben Jacob 1868-1940
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Arabic language
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Grammar, Comparative
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Hebrew language
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Grammar, Comparative
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Jewish calendar
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Contains
Mosseri, Joseph.
Dr. Hillel Farhi (1868-1940)
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Farhi, Hélal.
Preface.
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Elmaleh, Abraham, 1885-1967.
Un des derniers Mohicans, le Dr. Hilel Farhi, Médecin, arabisant, hébraisant, philologue, savant.
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Notes
Reprint, printed in Singapore, of 2nd edition, Cairo, 677, 1917.
Bibliographic references
Bibliography of published and unpublished works of Dr. Hillel Farhi at end of English, Hebrew, and French sections.
Action note
Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)
Language note
Hebrew and Arabic, translated from the Hebrew, introductions in English and French, by Hélal Farhi, grandson of the author, Taipei, Taiwan.
Liturgical text in Hebrew and Arabic translation on facing pages, numbered in duplicate, between English and French prefaces, unnumbered.
Place name(s)
Egypt Cairo
United States New Jersey Wyckoff
China (Republic : 1949- ) Taipei
Singapore Singapore
Other title(s)
Sidur Farḥi
Siddūr Fārḥī
Daily prayers
Siddur (Sephardic). Arabic & Hebrew. 2003.
OCLC
316660788
234656539
RCP
H - S
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