Me’ir Leib ben Yeḥi’el Mikha’el
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| Described At | Meir Leib Ben Yehiel Mikhael | yivo |
| Has Abstract | (Weisser; 1809–1879), rabbi and biblical commentator, known by the acronym Malbim. Born in Volochisk (in Volhynia), Me’ir Leib was a child when his father died, after which he studied under the local rabbi, Mosheh Leib Horowitz. Married at 14, Me’ir Leib divorced four years later, leaving a son (of whom little is known except that he attended Moscow University) and daughter (Freida, who married Eliyahu Heilpern of Vilna). After the trauma of divorce, Malbim immersed himself in rabbinic scholarship, and in 1834 traveled throughout Europe—visiting Pressburg, Trieste, Amsterdam, and Breslau—to publicize his first halakhic work, Artsot ha-ḥayim (1837; on , Oraḥ ḥayim), among the prominent rabbis of his day. | yivo |
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| Title | Me’ir Leib ben Yeḥi’el Mikha’el | yivo |
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| Core Alt Label | Me’ir Leib ben Yeḥi’el Mikha’el | yivo |
| Core Pref Label | Me’ir Leib ben Yeḥi’el Mikha’el | yivo |
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