Amram ben Diwan

Amram ben Diwan (in ebraico עמרם בן דיוואן‎^? in arabo عمران بن ديوان‎^?, ʿImrān ben Dīwān; Gerusalemme, 1743 – Ouezzane, 1782) è stato un rabbino marocchino la cui tomba a Ouezzane (Marocco) attira ogni anno migliaia di ebrei che vi vengono in pellegrinaggio^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4].

^ Rabbi Amram Ben Diwan
^ Issachar Ben-Ami (1998). Saint Veneration Among the Jews in Morocco, Wayne State University Press. p. 298.
^ Simon Bronner (1990). "Jewish folklore and ethnology review", su: American Folklore Society, Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Section, p. 83.
^ Dan Ben-Amos, Dov Noy (2011). Folktales of the Jews: Tales from Arab Lands, Jewish Publication Society, p. 76.

[1] Rabbi Amram Ben Diwan

[2] Issachar Ben-Ami (1998). Saint Veneration Among the Jews in Morocco, Wayne State University Press. p. 298.

[3] Simon Bronner (1990). "Jewish folklore and ethnology review", su: American Folklore Society, Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Section, p. 83.

[4] Dan Ben-Amos, Dov Noy (2011). Folktales of the Jews: Tales from Arab Lands, Jewish Publication Society, p. 76.

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