Rabbi Hayyim Habshush (Hebrew: חיים בן יחיא חבשוש, romanized: Ḥayyim ibn Yaḥya Habshũsh, alternate spelling, Hibshush, ca. 1833–1899) was a coppersmith...
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historiographer, Hayyim Habshush had been a member of this movement before it had been given the name Dor Deah, writing, “...He (i.e. Hayyim Habshush) and his...
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(1567–1625) Yihye Bashiri (died 1661) Zechariah Dhahiri (c. 1531–1608) Hayyim Habshush (c. 1833–1899) Yihya Yitzhak Halevi (1867–1932) Avraham Al-Naddaf (1866–1940)...
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gave a poignant description of the new movement in Yemen of which Hayyim Habshush was a member, and which movement in later years, after his death, had...
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force by the nations all the days of the many kings of Yemen." Rabbi Hayyim Habshush writes that by the end of Al-Mansur Ali I's rule in 1809 the Imam built...
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be-Teman' by Rabbi Hayyim Habshush". Sefunot (in Hebrew). 2. Jerusalem: Ben-Zvi Institute. ISSN 0582-3943. OCLC 124058139. (Habshush's work originally entitled...
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Hebrew periodicals, the clarity of his Hebrew being greatly admired. Hayyim Habshush & Alan Verskin, A Vision of Yemen: The Travels of a European Orientalist...
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diaries and 24 manuscripts. The Sabaean inscriptions were deciphered by Hayyim Habshush for Glaser, which the former had transliterated in the Hebrew-Assyrian...
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publication): "ופליגא" במשנת הרמב"ם (originally published in 1983). Hayyim Habshush's "History of the Jews in Yemen" (originally published in 1958; with...
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