Person · 5561–5626 AM · 1801 CE — 1866 CE
The Tiferes Shlomo—Rabbi Shlomo HaKohen Rabinowicz of Radomsk רבי שלמה הכהן רבינוביץ מראדומסק — תפארת שלמה
founder of the Radomsk court; the Tiferes Shlomo is one of the widely read chasidic books
Rabbi of Radomsk from 1843; he did not become a chasidic rebbe at once, nor by inheritance—the court gathered around him of itself.
The book. The Tiferes Shlomo is a set of teachings on the portions of the Torah and on the festivals. Of the chasidic books of the nineteenth century it is among the most widely read: the language is clear, the thought is short, and it does not require the reader to belong to that court.
A voice. It is told of him that he prayed loudly and sang, and that melodies of his composing were sung all over Poland.
He died on 29 Adar 1866.
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Acharonim and later rabbinic literature
- The Tiferes Shlomo on the Torah and on the festivals — the book he is named by
- The Radomsk tradition on the founding of the court — a rabbi who became a rebbe without inheritance
Basis: documents and evidence.