Chalom Messas

Shalom Messas
Born	February 13, 1909(1909-02-13) Meknes
Died	April 12, 2003(2003-04-12) (aged 94) in his house in jerusalem
Resting place	Har HaMenuchot, Jerusalem, Israel
Nationality	Israeli, Moroccan
Known for	Religious teacher
Home town	Jerusalem
Title	Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem
Religion	Judaism
Spouse	Jamila Elkrief
Children	David Messas
Parents	Maimon Messas, Rahel Soudri

Chalom (also spelled Shalom) Messas, (13 February 1909 - 12 April 2003), was the Chief Rabbi of Morocco from 1961 until 1978, when he made aliyah to become the Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem, in which position he served until his death. He wrote many works: Mizrah Chemech, Tevouot Chemech, Chemech Oumaguen, Beit Chemech and Veham Hachemech.^[1]

He also edited and published the following books:

Divre Moche by Chief Rabbi Moses ben Abraham Berdugo, called "Mashbir"
Divre Mordekhai by Rabbi Mordekhai Berdugo, Hamarbitz
Torot Emet, Me Menouhot, Rav Peninim and Messamehe Lev by his great-great-great-grandfather Rabbi Raphael Berdugo
Lev Mevin and Penei Mevin by Rabbi Mimoun Berdugo
Edout Beyaakov by his great-grandfather Rabbi Yaacov Berdugo.
Divre Chalom by his grandfather also named Rabbi Chalom Messas.
Guevoul Binyamine
Divre Yossef^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b "MESSAS Family Tree". http://www.loebtree.com/messas.html#chalom. Retrieved Dec. 1, 11.

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Name	Messas, Shalom
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Date of birth	13 February 1909
Place of birth	Meknes
Date of death	12 April 2003
Place of death	in his house in jerusalem

Chalom Messas

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