Person · 5603–5652 AM · 1843 CE — 1892 CE
Rabbi Avraham Yissachar HaKohen Rabinowicz of Radomsk—the Chesed LeAvraham רבי אברהם יששכר הכהן רבינוביץ מראדומסק — חסד לאברהם
the second rebbe of Radomsk; the son of the Tiferes Shlomo
The son of the Tiferes Shlomo; he took Radomsk after his father’s death in 1866.
Under him the Radomsk court reached a size reckoned with in Poland: thousands of chasidim, minyanim of its own in the towns. His teachings are gathered in the Chesed LeAvraham—on the portions of the Torah and on the festivals. A book of the same name exists by the kabbalist Avraham Azulai, and they are different books.
He died on 13 Elul 1892; his son Rabbi Yechezkel took the court.
On the timeline
Related
The Tiferes Shlomo—Rabbi Shlomo HaKohen Rabinowicz of RadomskRabbi Yechezkel HaKohen Rabinowicz of Radomsk—the Knesses Yechezkel
Sources
Acharonim and later rabbinic literature
- The Chesed LeAvraham—on the Torah and on the festivals — the book he is named by
- The Radomsk tradition on the second rebbe — twenty-six years at the head of the court
Basis: documents and evidence.