Solomon Ma'tuk, or Sulayman ben David Ma'tuk or Matuq (18th century) was a communal leader, astronomer and Jewish devotional poet of Baghdad, whose piyyutim...
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mode of observance. Jewish culture revived, with communal leaders as Solomon Ma’tuk being renown for his work as an astronomer, library and piyyutim. This...
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Judah, who founded two synagogues in Calcutta, was a descendant of Solomon Ma'tuk. These great Baghdadi Jewish fortunes are deceptive, however, when it...
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city being in the hands of the astronomer, poet and communal leader Solomon Ma'tuk. The trade of Baghdad with India was then largely in the hands of the...
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the governor. The historian of Baghdad Jewry, Rabbi David Solomon Sassoon, notes that the Ma’tuk family had been established in Anah for centuries. The family's...
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of Judah at the time of the Babylonian Exile. His ancestors include Solomon Ma’tuk. The Judah family was later established in Calcutta as part of the Baghdadi...
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leading indigo merchant who traded in silks and muslins. A descendant of Solomon Ma’tuk his family name was seen as highly aristocratic amongst Iraqi Jews....
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