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- not comparableRelated to the Zohar.
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Therefore, I would like to suggest a different explanation: "Zohar Ḥadash" was first printed in Salonika in 1597 on the basis of various additional Zoharic material. By 1597, the idea of a Se'udat Mitzvah at a Bar Mitzvah was probably already well-known. Therefore, it could be that these two passages reflect the late 16ᵗʰ, not the late 13ᵗʰ century in Spain.
2021, David Golinkin, “What is the Origin and History of the Bar Mitzvah Ceremony”, in Anat Helman, editor, No Small Matter Features of Jewish Childhood
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