Tzadikim

Rabbi Salman Mutzfi

Kabbalist, student of Rabbi Yehuda Fetaya

Born: Bagdad, 1900
Died: Jerusalem, Israel, 12/31/1974, 1900
 

Harav Sulman was born in Baghdad, son of Rabbi Rabbi Zion Meir, from a family of scholars who had previously named Mosfia. Studied at the "Medrash T. Zilkha Midrash" from the quintessential teacher, Rabbi Yehuda silly. He was in contact with Rabbi Yaakov Chaim's son of  Ish Chai. Elul Tra"h (1918) He got Certified slaughterer and mohel. Aide and emissary of the Jewish-axis Senate Iraqi Menahem Daniel and conducting business overseas.
On August Trtz"h (1935), he immigrated to Israel and settled in Israel in the Bukharan neighborhood. Elul Ts"b (1942) he founded the Yeshiva "sons of Zion" near Rachel's tomb, which dealt mainly with the study of the Zohar and Kabbalah. Following the outbreak the Independence War, had the Yeshiva moved to Makor Baruch neighborhood .
Was buried on the Mount of Rest Sephardic rabbis in Jerusalem. After his death at 1974, called the Jerusalem municipality  a street in the Home & Garden under his name.

May the merit of the tzaddik  Rabbi Suleiman protect us all, Amen.

A bit about his life  - Hebrew

 

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  • Soul Elevations

    • Kim bat Robert
    • Shoshana bat Eliahu Michael
    • John ben Sarah
    • William ben Ricardo
    • Yechiel Michael ben Mordechai Tzvi.
  • Healing

    • Tinok HaKohen ben Raizel (newborn)
    • Rachamin Sasson Raphael ben Bracha Fruma Gittel
    • Michael ben Ihor
    • Lori Fisher bat Phyllis
    • Juan Carlos ben Abigail
    • Yaakov ben Mazal
    • צבי בן תמר
    • Abigail bat Sara
  • Success in life

    • Patricia bat (john) Avraham
    • Natalia Nechama Feyga bat Janna
    • Leo ben Josephine
    • Luiz ben Lino
    • Kim bat Robert
    • Rudi Anderg ben Diana
    • Sarah bat Myriam
    • Yitzak Benjamin ben Mordehai.
    • Harrison Patrick ben Patricia
    • Eric Michael ben Avraham
    • Chanah Dinah bat Joseph
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