[Mesorah] L'Sakkein Olam

[Mandel, Seth]

As Richard said, this cannot be a mistaken nusakh.  Both R Sa'dyah Gaon and the Rambam have it, as well as the oldest Teimani mss.
As for what it is, my goodness, here I though all Ashk'nazim and S'faradim say tikkanta Shabbat on Shabbos Musaf.  With a kaf.  Only those reprobate Teimanim (and S'faradim before the spread of the Ari's minhagim do/did not.

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As is always possible, maybe that's why they were in the Genizah.  And, in any event, what would the word mean with a kaf? {and/or)  Wouldn't the verb then have two nuns?

Noach Witty

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From: Richard
Date: Thursday, July 4, 2013 1:13 pm
Subject: [Mesorah] L'Sakkein Olam
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>
> My friend pointed out that he researched 20 Cairo Genizah
> fragments and 19 had l'sakken with a kaf not a kuf, which
> matches the nusach of the Rambam and of Teiman.
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