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==The Alshich Synagogue== | ==The Alshich Synagogue== | ||
The [[Alsheich Synagogue Safed|Alsheich Shul]] is one of the oldest synagogues in Tzfat. It the only [[Tzfat Synagogues|Beit Knesset in Tzfat]] which was not destroyed during the [[Safed 1759 Earthquake|1759]] and [[Safed 1837 Earthquake|1837 earthquakes]]. Rabbi Moshe Alshich oversaw the construction of the synagogue. It was erected in the style of 16th century Sepharadic synagogues. The Alsheich insisted that neither an Ezrat Nashim nor a restroom be built on premises. Some cite this as the reason for the Shul's miraculous escape from the destruction of the earthquakes. Rabbi Moshe Alshich continued to pray and teach at the synagogue until he moved to Damascus in 1588. When he passed away the synagogue was renamed in his honor. | The [[Alsheich Synagogue Safed|Alsheich Shul]] is one of the oldest synagogues in Tzfat. It the only [[Tzfat Synagogues|Beit Knesset in Tzfat]] which was not destroyed during the [[Safed 1759 Earthquake|1759]] and [[Safed 1837 Earthquake|1837 earthquakes]]. Rabbi Moshe Alshich oversaw the construction of the synagogue. It was erected in the style of 16th century Sepharadic synagogues. The Alsheich insisted that neither an Ezrat Nashim nor a restroom be built on premises. Some cite this as the reason for the Shul's miraculous escape from the destruction of the earthquakes. Rabbi Moshe Alshich continued to pray and teach at the synagogue until he moved to Damascus in 1588. When he passed away the synagogue was renamed in his honor. | ||
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==More Photos== | ==More Photos== | ||
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