Definition of Parnasim. Meaning of Parnasim. Synonyms of Parnasim

- A gabbai (Hebrew: גבאי), sometimes spelled gabay, also known as shamash (שמש, sometimes transcribed shamas) or warden (UK, similar to churchwarden), is...
- individuals have served as rabbi of Congregation Shearith Israel: Notable parnasim include Luis Moises Gomez, Israel Baer Kursheedt, and Alvin Deutsch (1997–2001)...
- privileges and obligations. They were led by the affluent wardens' class (parnasim), judicially subject to rabbinical courts, which governed most civil matters...
- on 21 Tamuz 5444 or 27th June 1684 / Ishac Barzilay, Aaron Levi Rizio - Parnasim of The Holy Congregation / Abraham Roiz Pinhel - Parnas of the Hebra /...
- Napoleon removed all disciplinary powers of the Jewish communal leaders parnasim over their communities, making them functionaries of the state. During...
- responsibility of a Mahamad, elected periodically and consisting of a number of parnasim (wardens) and one gabbay (treasurer). Under the current Senior Rabbi, Joseph...
- better off at that time. Possibly, a conflict with influential leaders (parnasim) of the Mikvé Israel community was the reason for his departure. In the...
- congregation it is stated that on Sa****ay 4 Nisan 5472 (12 April 1712), the parnasim sent a secretary and two attendants of the congregation to Ashke**** to...
- year he was elected head of the bet ha-midrash Ets Haim. Delegated by the parnasim (officials of the synagogue) of his congregation in 1854 to receive the...
- Halakha, while mundane affairs were regulated by the board of wardens, Parnasim, comprising the wealthiest. Interaction with the outside world was limited...