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−	|title = Elkana HaNavi	+	|title = Shmuel HaNavi
	|image        = [[File:00000194 tomb of elkanah the prophet.jpg|215px|alt=Elkana HaNavi]]		|image        = [[File:00000194 tomb of elkanah the prophet.jpg|215px|alt=Elkana HaNavi]]
	|header1 = Part of Zissil Projects:		|header1 = Part of Zissil Projects:
	|data2  = {{Project Kivrei Tzadikim}}		|data2  = {{Project Kivrei Tzadikim}}
	|header3 = Hebrew:		|header3 = Hebrew:
−	|data4  = אלקנה הנביא	+	|data4  = שמואל הנביא
	|header5 = Other Names:		|header5 = Other Names:
−	|data6  = HaRoeh	+	|data6  = HaRoeh, Shmuel ben Elkana
	|header7 = Spelling:		|header7 = Spelling:
	|data8  = Samuel		|data8  = Samuel
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	|data12  = 28th & 29th of Iyyar		|data12  = 28th & 29th of Iyyar
	|header13 = Description:		|header13 = Description:
−	|data14  = An early prophet and father of Shmuel HaNavi.}}	+	|data14  = An early prophet and leader of Israel proceeding the era of King Shaul.}}
	'''Shmuel Hanavi''' was the son of the Levite prophet [[Elkana]].		'''Shmuel Hanavi''' was the son of the Levite prophet [[Elkana]].

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Shmuel HaNavi

Part of Zissil Projects:
Hebrew:
שמואל הנביא
Other Names:
HaRoeh, Shmuel ben Elkana
Spelling:
Samuel
Kever:
Yerushalaim
Hillula:
28th & 29th of Iyyar
Description:
An early prophet and leader of Israel proceeding the era of King Shaul.

Shmuel Hanavi was the son of the Levite prophet Elkana.

Kever Shmuel Hanavi

Shmuel Hanavi is buried in the Rama, his home during his life, in the outskirts of Yerushalaim right after the Ramot neighborhoods.

Hillula of Shmuel Hanavi

Shmuel Hanavi passed away 'Bein Hashmoshaos' in the indiscernible period between day and night, therefore his Hillula is celebrated on both the 28th and the 29th of Iyyar. His yortzite is a large event for residents of Yerushalaim and the surrounding cities, thousands visit his tomb during this two day period.