"It will be for him for excellent protection…" – Siddur Harashash – Jerusalem 566 – Nine Parts in One Volume
This is a siddur for davening, with the kavanot of the holy kabbalist Rabbi Shalom Sheravi "Harashash." There are nine parts, Jerusalem 566 – some of which are first edition.
The sefer bears approbations from the holy Derchei Teshuvah from Munokatch, the tzaddikim of Jerusalem, the Gra from Berlin, and others.
"…and please, take a blessing into your house; and even for one who hasn’t yet got a grip on this chochmah, I am here to rouse him and advise him for the best, so that he may take a blessing into his house and it will serve him for excellent shmirah…" (from the glosses of Derchei Teshuvah from Munokatch in his approbation).
The nine volumes are bound together. Parts A–B were printed in the years 566/567 (then the printing was halted due to a dispute between the holy kabbalist Rabbi Chaim Shaul Dweik, known as "HaShad’eh"—who maintained that this siddur should be printed only in limited copies, "and not every schmo who wants to take Hashem should come and take, " in contrast to the other kabbalists). The printing was later resumed again in 566, when all the volumes were printed together; here before us is the complete edition printed in 566. (See more on the printing order in the Machilata file, Ch"A, Kislev 577, pp. 158/133.)
Nine parts:
• Part A: [2], 86 daf.
• Part B: 161 daf.
• Part C: 36 daf.
• Part D: 115 daf.
• Part E: 44 daf.
• Part F: 12 daf.
• Part G: 99, 60-63, [1] daf.
• Part H: 96 daf.
• Part I: 21 daf.
