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Moses Abraham Phansapurkar (born October 17, 1949) is a prominent figure in the Indian Jewish community known for his multifaceted contributions. From his tenure in the Indian government's Income Tax Office to his dedicated service as a Mohel, Phansapurkar has left a lasting impact on both administrative and religious spheres.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Moses Abraham Phansapurkar was born on October 17, 1949, in Mumbai, India, to Abraham Jacob Phansapurkar and Rebecca Abraham Phansapurkar. Growing up in the vibrant cultural milieu of Mumbai, Phansapurkar was instilled with a strong sense of community and dedication to service from an early age.
Career
[edit]Moses began his professional journey with a distinguished career in the Indian government's Income Tax Office. Throughout his tenure, he exhibited diligence and integrity in his administrative duties, earning the respect of colleagues and superiors alike.
Parallel to his career in the public sector, Moses embarked on a significant spiritual journey as a Mohel—a religious figure responsible for performing circumcisions in the Jewish tradition. For over five decades, he has served as a pillar of support and guidance for the Jewish community in India, overseeing numerous circumcisions with precision, care, and reverence.
Contributions as a Mohel
[edit]Moses role as a Mohel holds particular significance within the Indian Jewish community. With a deep understanding of religious rituals and a compassionate demeanor, he has earned the trust and admiration of families seeking his services. Over the course of his illustrious career, Phansapurkar has performed more than 950 circumcisions—a testament to his dedication and expertise in this sacred practice.
Legacy
[edit]Moses Abraham Phansapurkar's legacy extends far beyond his professional and religious endeavors. He is revered as a source of wisdom, compassion, and strength within the Indian Jewish community. His unwavering commitment to both his secular and spiritual duties has inspired countless individuals and left an indelible mark on the fabric of Indian society.
Personal Life
[edit]Moses is currently residing in Thane, where he continues to be actively involved in community affairs and religious ceremonies. Known for his humility and generosity, he remains a beloved figure among those who have had the privilege of crossing paths with him.
Recognition and Honors
[edit]Throughout his career, Moses Abraham Phansapurkar has received numerous accolades and honors for his contributions to both public service and religious life. His dedication to excellence and unwavering commitment to his principles have earned him the admiration and respect of colleagues, peers, and community members alike.
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