Sefer sheʼelot
By: Avraham ben Yoshiahu Yerushalmi
Contributors: Hebrew Manuscripts (Columbia University Libraries)
Place of publication: Place of publication not identified]
Language: heb
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Shehitah; Early works to 1800; Karaite law; Karaite manuscripts
Other titles: Sheʼelot
Work titles: Shaʼol shaʼal
Description: Sefer Sheʼelot by Abraham b. Yoshiahu Yerushalmi of Kale (1685-1734). The work, in the form of a question and answer dialogue deals with the laws of Sḥehiṭah (slaughtering) according to the Karaite ritual, and is more commonly known under the title Shaʼol Ahaʼal.
Notes: The Ms. is defective at the end. It ends at chapter ten.

Manuscript written on paper in Karaite handwriting.

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Mendelsohn, I. Descriptive catalogue of Semitic manuscripts, p. 317

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Vocalized Hebrew; Karaite handwriting.

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