Letters by Rabbi Refael Chaim Moshe Ben Na'im - Rabbi of Gibraltar

Letters by Rabbi Refael Chaim Moshe Ben Na'im - Rabbi of Gibraltar
Collection of letters which were sent by Rabbi Refael Chaim Moshe Ben Na'im to Rabbi Avraham HaLevi. Gibraltar, between 1890-1894. Public and communal matters, charity funds, slaughterers, Halachic response and more. Written and signed by him"Refael Chaim Moshe Ben Na'im".
In one of the letters he relates the customs of the Chevra Kadisha in Tituan and Haifa (which did not grant him permission to restore the tombstone of his mother after 12 months), and he writes:"I wanted to restore the tombstone of my mother in Haifa and was not granted permission. I was not given any reasonable explanation except for the pain of the deceased and its fear of the Day of Judgment as Shmuel HaNavi experienced with Ba'alat Ov; these matters pertain to the Chevra Kadisha members¦ because they are not written in the Shulchan Aruch". He continues:"I Have witnessed that nothing was written on the tombstone of Rabbi Moharitz Ben Valid after 12 months¦".
Rabbi Refael Moshe Ben Na'im (1845-1920), among the greatest Torah giants in his generation. In his childhood years was raised in Eretz Israel, among the scholars of Tiberias and Jerusalem. In 1881 moved to Gibraltar where he served in the rabbinate for forty years and was in charge of the rabbinical emissaries of Eretz Israel for all countries of northwest Africa.
5 letters, 6 leaves, various conditions, fair condition, wear, cut margins.