Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa

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==Life==
 
==Life==
Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa lived in the town of Arev in the lower Gallil during the era of the Second Temple. He was a student/friend of [[Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai]] who also spent time in Arev. Rabbi Chanina was considered the last 'man of action' to have lived.
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Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa lived in the town of Arev in the lower Gallil during the era of the Second Temple. He was a student/friend of [[Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai]] who also spent time in Arev.
  
 
===Poverty===
 
===Poverty===
Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa lived in complete poverty while all his personal merits were used to sustain his generation. Each week he would survive on a small quantity of carobs. So poor was he, that Rebbe Chanina ben Dosa is given in the Talmud as the prime example of a righteous individual who did not benefit at all from 'This World' and was given complete success in the 'Next World'.
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Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa lived in complete poverty while all his personal merits were used to sustain his generation. Each week he would survive on a small quantity of carobs. So poor was he, that Rebbe Chanina ben Dosa is given in the Talmud as the prime example of a righteous individual who did not benefit at all from 'This World' and was given complete success in the 'Next World'
 
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==Miracles==
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==Prayers==
 
==Prayers==
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==Kever Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa==
 
==Kever Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa==
Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa is buried in the arab village of Arraba, which is supposedly Christian and Druze and possibly safe to visit.  
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Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa is buried in the arab occupied village of Arraba.
 
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