Sefer Tfila Ve'Rina, Rabbi Ya'akov Reifman – the Original Composition in the Author's Handwriting – has Never been ...

Sefer Tfila Ve'Rina, Rabbi Ya'akov Reifman – the Original Composition in the Author's Handwriting – has Never been Printed
"The book of Tfila Ve'Rina, includes a commentary on all of the prayers and praises which are collected in the siddurim...and an introduction to the Hoshanot, and an introduction to the zemirot of Shabbat day...by Ya'acov Reifman”
An entire notebook which includes wonderful comments on the simple meaning of the words of the prayers, Yigdal Elokim Chai, Adon Olam, the morning blessings, the Korbanot, Kaddish, Pesukei D'Zimra, Shema and its blessings, Shmona Esrei, Avinu Malkeinu, Tachanun, the order of the Torah reading, U'Va L'Tziyon, Kaddish D'Rabanan, Aleinu L'shabeyach, the thirteen principles of faith, the blessings of the shema of Arvit. An addition of a wide expounding on the pesukim of Baruch Hahem L'Olam and the blessing of Yiru Einenu in Arvit.
The notebook before us does not contain the introduction to the Hoshanot and the introduction to the shabbat zemirot.
Rabbi Ya'acov Reifman was a genius and a righteous man, and at the same time a well known critic, amongst the important members of the Enlightenment. His wisdom, education and written communication with the members of the Enlightenment movement did not lead his heart astray from it's pureness. At the beginning of his writing career he published his famous letter, in which at the end he describes his desire to write a commentary on the Siddur. In the book before us he fulfilled that dream.
Additional material is included with the item.
An entire notebook in the author's handwriting, 28 pages.
Condition: almost not torn at all and with no missing text. The front page is not attached, with small tears and no damage to the text. A late yellow paper cover, torn and dirty. Library copy no. 16.