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The Mystical Power of Kiddush and the Friday-Night Meal

Meir Ibn Gabbai
1507
Source

Facing the Sunset with Hands Over Heart: The Origins of the Kabbalat Shabbat Service

14th Century
Contributor

Shifrah bas Joseph

Mid-to-late 18th Century
Source

The Lighting of Sabbath Candles and Women’s Mystical Piety

Shifrah bas Joseph
Late 18th Century
Source

The Spiritual Power of Separating Hallah

Sarah bas Tovim | Chava Weissler
18th Century | 2011
Illustration of six bearded, turbaned men and a shirtless boy on a wooden sailboat in fish-filled water, below a line of Arabic script.
Curated Collection

Migration and Mobility in the Early Medieval Period

Watercolor of cityscape.
Source

The Sabbath as Revelation of the World of Soul and the World-to-Come

Elijah de Vidas
1579
Source

Seudah Shelishit as the Yom Kippur of the Entire Week

Kalonymus Kalman Shapira
ca. 1930–ca. 1940
Source

The Sabbath as the Soul’s Delight

Elijah de Vidas
1579
Fragment of damaged parchment with ornate gold designs and depictions, including a candelabrum and other ritual objects, geometric and floral patterns, and architectural features.
Guide

Hekhalot Literature

7th to 12th Century
Ancient fresco of a bearded man in a white robe with blue stripes, standing beside a leafy bush, with his right arm extended and left hand holding his garment. The background shows architectural details and faded colors.
Guide

Pirke Avot and Its Commentaries

70–220
Damaged parchment with stains and holes, containing vowelless Hebrew script, one small fragment of which is crossed out and another annotated with letters.
Guide

What is the Cairo Geniza?

10th to 13th Century

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