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- who acted in opposition to his decrees; his duty was also to appoint the Dayyanim (judges) in every city. According to Muslim scholars, the role of the Nagid...
- Aron Mendes Chumaceiro being made hakham, and Vaz Diaz and Montezinos dayyanim (civil judges) at the same time. He became dean of the intermediate classes...
- Jewish community in Djerba, such as the existence of multiple rabbi-judges (dayyanim). They also referred to Ibadites, who composed a majority of the Muslim...
- Throughout the Moroccan Jewish community, there were famous Sephardic dayyanim such as the Ibn Danans whose authority was largely recognized by Jews within...
- They were under a "Hakham Bashi" appointed by the Sublime Porte. Their dayyanim or rabbinical chiefs were Jacob ben Joseph [he], Elijah Obadiah, and Rabbi...
- contained in the Sefer ha-Dinim (so read by Halberstam instead of Sefer ha-Dayyanim), which was divided into five "gates," and the extent of which may be judged...
- the 18th century Sataniv was Podolia's leading community. In 1756 its dayyanim (religious judges) held a trial of the Frankists. In 1765 there were 1...
- refused to hold the office of a rabbi, he was for many years one of the dayyanim (judges) of the Vilna community. Barit's chief merit, in addition to his...
- administration, their own affairs being managed by the rabbis, the elders, and the dayyanim or religious judges. These conditions contributed to the strengthening...