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Aaron Sabaoni

d. 1841

Jewish writer

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About Aaron Sabaoni

Aaron Sabaoni was an Italian writer.

Aaron Sabaoni was a rabbi, editor, and merchant in Salé, Morocco in the mid-17th century.

Sabaoni belonged to the Siboni (al-Sabʿuni) family of rabbis based in Salé. His sons Joshua and David were also rabbis in Salé in the late 17th century. They wrote many homilies, of which manuscripts survived. Sabaoni corresponded with Sasportas when the latter was in Amsterdam, and spent some time in the city as an international merchant. In one letter, he describes the expulsion of Jews from Spanish-ruled Oran, Algeria, on Passover 1669, and the transformation of its synagogue into a church.

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Important facts

Died
1841
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Aaron Sabaoni?

Jewish writer

When did Aaron Sabaoni die?

Aaron Sabaoni died in 1841.

What was Aaron Sabaoni's occupation?

Aaron Sabaoni was a writer.

What nationality was Aaron Sabaoni?

Aaron Sabaoni was Italian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Aaron Sabaoni

· Wikidata: Q4662391

· DBpedia: Aaron Sabaoni

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