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Joseph ben
Isaac Sambari (Hebrew: יוסף בן יצחק סמברי; c. 1640 – 1703) also
known as Qātāya (Arabic: قاطية) was a 17th
century Egyptian Jewish historian...
- boys. The
practice occurs due to
Sambari belief that **** is
necessary for male growth.
Scholars note that
Sambari practice does not
appear to affect...
- is
evidence that
Luria also
regarded Cordovero as his teacher.
Joseph Sambari (1640–1703), an
Egyptian chronicler,
testified that
Cordovero was "the...
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Isaac Luria also
regarded Moses Cordovero as his teacher.
Joseph ben
Isaac Sambari (1640-1703), an
Egyptian chronicler,
testified that
Cordovero was "the...
- Boro Modi Bane is a town in the Gambia. It is
located in Wuli
District in the
Upper River Division. As of 2009, it has an
estimated po****tion of 231....
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Isaac Sambari, a Jewish-Egyptian
chronicler of the
seventeenth century, who
lived probably between 1640 and 1703. In one of his
books Sambari mentioned...
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number of
Sephardic Jews
immigrated to Alexandria. The
historian Joseph Sambari mentions an
active Jewish community in
Alexandria during the 17th century...
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villages Furu-Awa, (Furu-)Nangwa (Busuu-speaking), (Furu-)Turuwa, (Furu-)
Sambari (Bishuo-speaking) and
Furubana (Bikya-speaking).
Lexical analysis has shown...
- and
Syria became part of the
Ottoman Empire. The "Chronicle" of
Joseph Sambari (finished 1672)
contains the
names of a
number of
rabbis of note who lived...
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Menchum Department, Furu-Awa Subdivision, Ntjieka, Furu-Turuwa and the Furu-
Sambari villages. It was
related to
Bikya language. It was
reported by
Breton 1986...
