Yiḥyah Qafiḥ

Yiḥyah Qafiḥ

Biografi
Kelahiran	1850 Sana'a
Kematian	21 November 1931 (80/81 tahun) Sana'a
Rosh yeshiva ^(en)
Data pribadi
Agama	Yudaisme
Kegiatan
Pekerjaan	Rabi
Keluarga
Anak	Q16130180

Yiḥyah Qafiḥ (Ibrani: רבי יחיא בן שלמה קאפח; bahasa Arab: يحيى القافح juga dikenal sebagai Yiḥyah ibn Shalomo el Qafiḥ dan Yahya Kapach (nama Ibrani)) (1850–1931),^[1] juga dikenal dengan sebutan "Ha-Yashish" ("Tetua"), menjabat sebagai Kepala Rabbi Sana'a, Yaman pada akhir abad kesembilan belas dan awal abad kedua puluh. Ia adalah salah satu cendekiawan rabbinikal terdepan di Sana'a pada masanya, dan orang yang mengadvokasikan banyak reformasi dalam pendidikan Yahudi. Disamping mempelajari ilmu astronomi dan metafisika dari astrologi rabbinik, ia mengahar sastra klasik Yahudi kepada para murid mudanya. ^[2]

Referensi

1. The exact date of death, according to Professor Aharon Gaimani, was the 11th day of the lunar month Kisleu, 5692 anno mundi, or what was equivalent to 21 November 1931 (see: Tehudah – vol. 30 (ed. Yosef Tobi), Natanya 2014, p. 83, note 1).
2. Shalom 'Uzayri, Galei-Or, Tel-Aviv 1974, p.7

Bacaan tambahan

• Galei Or - Historical Chapters, by Shalom b. Hayim 'Uzayri, Tel-Aviv 1974 (Hebrew)

Pranala luar

• Online text of Milhamot Hashem Diarsipkan 2017-11-15 di Wayback Machine. (Hebrew)
• Emunat Hashem^{[pranala nonaktif permanen]} Reply to Milḥamot Hashem by pro-Zohar Jerusalem rabbis. (Hebrew)
• תשובת דייני דחצצתא ירושלים ת"ו in his pamphlet עמל ורעות רוח וחרמות ותשובתם (Hebrew)
• Rabbi Aharon Qafeḥ, A Bundle of Letters in the Handwriting of Rabbi Yiḥye al-Qafeḥ (Hebrew)
• Rare photo of Rabbi Yiḥye Ibn Shlomoh al-Qafiḥ, pictured with Rabbi Yiḥye al-Abyadh
• A famous picture of Harav HaGaon Yihye Kafeh "hanging in R. Joseph Kafih’s house" and posted by Dr. Marc Shapiro (http://seforim.blogspot.com/2007/11/marc-b-shapiro-responses-to-comments.html footnote 38).
• An Analysis of the Authenticity of the Zohar (2005). Includes quotations of the views of "Rav E" and "Rav G," identified by the author as Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler and Rabbi Gedaliah Nadel, respectively (Rabbi Dr. Marc Shapiro in Milin Havivin Volume 5 [2011], Is there an obligation to believe that Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai wrote the Zohar?, p. יב [PDF page 133]).