Aqeda' - a 'Shana Tovah' leaf, with the poem entitled "עת שערי רצון להפתח", compiled by the Spanish poet Rabbi Yehuda Ben-Shmuel Ibn Abbas in the 12th century, and recited by the Eastern communities at Rosh Hashanah prayer before Blowing the shofar between Shacharit and Mussaf . Printed by Moshe Buskila, Casablanca [Morocco], early 20th century. rare.
In the communities of North African Jews, it is customary to read the poem about Yitzhak's Aryd in the midst of rosh Hashana just before the Blowing the shofar, which is "עת שערי רצון להפתח". The beloved piyyut, which deals with the three partners -Abraham, Isaac, and the altar, and is accompanied by a deliberate prayer for mercy and forgiveness thanks to the Holy Fathers, and every year brings and worships the congregation for intense feelings. In a number of North African Jewish communities, it is customary to read the poem at the time of the woman's kneeling, when there is danger to both- her life and the fetus's life. When the labor was strengthened, men would call, sometimes even a class of children with the teacher to read the piyut, and on rare occasions when the obstinate had difficulty,There were also Blowing the shofar until the baby was born into the open air.
The first letters create an acrostic of the author's name: "Abbas Yehuda Samuel." At the bottom of the page the printer prints in Arabic in Hebrew letters and French.
Happy New Year's leaves printed in the eastern countries are rare, For the custom of printing such leaves is mostly prevalent in Europe (Germany and Austria) and the United States.
Rarely, Do not appear in the literature dealing with the early "new year" leaves.
22x19 cm. Tears on edges (restored with paper thing in back). Good condition.
