Seder ḥanukat Bet ha-Kneset Nefutsot Yehudah 1901 (Gaster Hebrew MS 2029) (5661 [=1901]) - Page 10

For the pizmonim liturgical poems for Purim, set in honor of R. Ephraim M. Hafetz, attributed here to Tunis in the month of Nisan.
Evening, according to the Psalms
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Open the gate, O my people, inside it is good.
Preparation for him, a young man, white, according to standard and in the comfort of Pah Likely an acronym or kabbalistic abbreviation..

The Hebrew word "קודש" (Kodesh, meaning "Holy") is written in a large, bold, and highly decorative Maghrebi/Tunisian Hebrew cursive script, serving as a section title with exaggerated flourishes.

HOLY

From the institute or gods, kiss, He shall renew it like repose

The King of the World shall reign, as remembered and written, for the soul I have desired

Living forever and to all eternity

Which all my deeds shall reveal, and it burns like the slumber of my youth

He shall strengthen all my deeds, He shall show favor, He shall bless us

Say to the whole world that His mercy is forever

Say, I shall arise in the congregation of the Rabbi, for His mercy is forever

Say to every mouth of the Rock, for His mercy is forever

As he opened his mouth, he thinks,
Grace for every poor mouth,
Blessed is the Lord, remember our kindness,
A heart sealed like a star,
Days of blessing,
For they saw Hebrew abbreviations for a specific prayer the desirability of Zion, our splendor,
My soul has longed and also languished.

Do not, O [Lord], because of the father referring to Abraham,
And upon Isaac, [His] redeemed ones he thinks,
My God, do not, He shall bless,
Also remember for him the kindness of the ancestors,
A thousand upon you,
They saw, they saw Hebrew abbreviations the desirability of Zion, our splendor,
Answer us in Your mercy.

In my distress, I called