Aharon Peretz
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Aharon Peretz (Hebrew: אהרון פרץ) was a Tunisian Rabbi, Kabbalist, linguist and poet. He was the head Rabbi on the island of Djerba.[1]
Aharon Peretz | |
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| Born | Djerba, Tunisia |
| Died | 1766 |
| Religion | Judaism |
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Personal Life
Aharon Peretz was born in Djerba to Rabbi Avraham Peretz. His grandfather, Shlomo Peretz, came to Djerba from Morocco around the beginning of the 18th century.
Notable Works
- Begdei Aharon - Commentary on the Torah
- Mishchat Aharon - Commentary on the Talmud
- Kol Yaakov - A collection of Piyyutim
- Arugot HaBosem - A treatise on languages and linguistics
Two of his Piyyutim were set to music by Israeli composer Jonathan Bar Giora and sung by Israeli singer Miri Mesika.[2]
References
- ↑ "ר' אהרן פרץ - הזמנה לפיוט". old.piyut.org.il. Retrieved 2020-07-04.
- ↑ "מעורב ירושלמי - הזמנה לפיוט". old.piyut.org.il. Retrieved 2020-07-04.
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