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קינות מטמוני הקליר פירושי הראשונים על הקינות - פירוש רבינו יוסף ן' שם טוב על מגילת איכה Kinos im Peirusheim M'HaRishonim - Rabbeinu Yosef ibn Shem Tov on Eicha
קינות מטמוני הקליר פירושי הראשונים על הקינות - פירוש רבינו יוסף ן' שם טוב על מגילת איכה Kinos im Peirusheim M'HaRishonim - Rabbeinu Yosef ibn Shem Tov on Eicha
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For the first time, two rare manuscripts featuring commentaries on the Tisha B’Av Kinos have been published—one from an early Chachmei Ashkenaz and another from an early Chachmei Tzarfas.
The Kinos often remain mysterious, with difficult words and concepts only subtly hinted at. Until now, few commentaries have been printed, mostly from the Achronim, leaving readers uncertain which explanations to follow.
This unique edition presents commentaries from two Rishonim, clarifying the roots of many challenging words and offering a fresh, authoritative translation and understanding of the Kinos.
To aid study, a new running commentary in Hebrew translates the Kinos line by line, directly based on the Rishonim’s insights.
This edition also features an elucidated commentary with extensive footnotes, and includes the full Tisha B’Av davening alongside the Kinos.
Additionally, this volume includes the first-ever publication of the commentary of Rabbi Yosef ibn Shem Tov on Megillas Eicha, along with extensive footnotes and a comprehensive biographical introduction. Rabbi Yosef ibn Shem Tov was a renowned figure in earlier generations, quoted by luminaries such as Rabbi Meir ibn Gabbay (Avodas HaKodesh), the Abarbanel, and the Shalah HaKadosh. Sadly, much of his work has remained in manuscript—until now.
Also included is a Kitzur Hilchos Tisha B’Av based on the psakim of Rav Asher Weiss shlit”a, offering practical halachic guidance for the day.
Nusach Ashkenaz, 477 pages. Paperback.
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First-Ever Publication: Rishonim’s Insights on Tisha B’Av Kinos
Highlights of This Groundbreaking Publication
For the first time, two rare manuscripts featuring commentaries on the Tisha B’Av Kinos have been published—one from an early Chachmei Ashkenaz and another from an early Chachmei Tzarfas.
The Kinnos can often appear a mystery. The words are hard to understand, the concepts are only hinted to. There are very few printed commentaries on the Kinnos, and they are from the Achronim. When different commentators give different explanations, it is hard to know who to follow.
This unique edition presents commentaries from two Rishonim, clarifying the roots of many challenging words and offering a fresh, authoritative translation and understanding of the Kinos.
For easier reading, there is also a new running commentary (in Hebrew) translating the Kinnos line by line based on the words of the Rishonim.
This edition also features an elucidated commentary with extensive footnotes, and includes the full Tisha B’Av davening alongside the Kinos.
Additionally, it includes the first-ever publication of Rabbeinu Yosef ibn Shem Tov (Rosh Yeshiva and leader of Spanish Jewry before the Abarbanel) on Eicha, with extensive footnotes.
Also included is a Kitzur Hilchos Tisha B’av based on the psakim of Rav Asher Weiss Shlit"a, providing practical halachic guidance for the day.
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