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Asenath Barzani (Hebrew: אסנת ברזאני, 1590–1670), was a Kurdish Jewish female rabbinical scholar and poet who lived near Duhok, Kurdistan.

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rdfs:label	Asenath Barzani (en) أسيناث بارزاني (ar) Asenath Barzani (de) Asnat Barzani (es) Asenath Barzani (fr) Osnat Barzani (nl) Asenat Barzani (pt)
rdfs:comment	آسيناث بارزاني (بالكردية: Asenat Barzanî) (1590–1670، كانت امرأة يهودية شهيرة عاشت في العراق. توضح كتاباتها إتقانها للعبرية والتوراة والتلمود والمدراش والقباله. تعتبر أول حاخام للتاريخ اليهودي من قبل بعض العلماء. (ar) Asenath Barzani (geboren 1590; gestorben 1670) war eine kurdisch-jüdische Rabbinerin und Leiterin der Jeschiwa in Mosul, damals Osmanisches Reich. Sie war vermutlich eine der ersten Frauen, die zum Rabbiner ordiniert wurden. (de) Asenath Barzani (Hebrew: אסנת ברזאני, 1590–1670), was a Kurdish Jewish female rabbinical scholar and poet who lived near Duhok, Kurdistan. (en) Asnat bat Shmuel Barzani, Osnat Barzani o Asenath Barzani (en kurdo, Asênat Barzanî; 1590-1670), fue una poetisa, escritora y rabina kurda, que fue la cabeza de la escuela rabínica de Mosul, en Irak. Por ello considerada la primera mujer rabina de la historia, así como la primera mujer líder en la historia del Kurdistán. (es) Asenath Barzani ou Barazani (hébreu : אסנת ברזאני), dite la Tannaït (hébreu : התנאית HaTanna'it, « la répétitrice »), est une érudite judéo-kurde du XVIIe siècle (Mossoul, Irak, 1590-1670). Unique descendante d'une illustre lignée de rabbins, elle est célèbre pour avoir dirigé une école talmudique à la mort de son mari, alors que ce rôle est traditionnellement dévolu aux hommes. Elle est, pour cette raison, considérée par certains comme l'une des rares femmes rabbins avant le XXe siècle, bien qu'elle n'ait jamais prétendu recevoir d'ordination. (fr) Osnat Barzani (1590–1670) was een vrouw uit de Iraakse stad Mosoel. Ze was de eerste Joodse vrouw waarvan bekend is dat zij de titel rabbijn verwierf. Ze was de dochter van de rabbijn . Ze bestudeerde de Kabbalah. De Koerdische familie Barzani stamt van haar af. Haar tombe ligt in in de Koerdische Autonome Regio. (nl) Asenat bat Shmuel Barzani, Osnat Barzani, ou Asenath Barzani (1590–1670) (em curdo Asênat Barzanî), foi uma poetisa, escritora e rabina curda, que foi a cabeça da escola rabínica de Mossul, em Iraque. e considerada a primeira mulher rabina da história, assim como a primeira mulher líder na história do Curdistão. (pt)
foaf:name	Asenath Barzani (en)
name	Asenath Barzani (en)
death place	Mosul Mosul Eyalet Ottoman Empire
death place	Mosul Mosul Eyalet Ottoman Empire
dcterms:subject	1670 deaths 17th-century Kurdish people 17th-century rabbis from the Ottoman Empire Jewish women writers Kurdish poets Writers from Mosul 1590 births 17th-century Jews 17th-century women from the Ottoman Empire Kurdish-language poets Kurdish Jews Kurdish educators Kurdish women educators Kurdish women poets Women rabbis and Torah scholars
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Barzan, Iraq History of the Jews in Kurdistan Beth din Timeline of women rabbis Posek Rabbinic authority Galit Hasan-Rokem Mosul Mosul Eyalet Levite Shirley Kaufman Tannaim Avraham Grossman Baghdad Tirzah Firestone Torah Hazzan Akre Amadiya Duhok Ottoman Empire Rabbi 1670 deaths 17th-century Kurdish people 17th-century rabbis from the Ottoman Empire Jewish women writers Kurdish poets Writers from Mosul 1590 births

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