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Ma'amad or Mahamad (Hebrew: מעמד) was Council of Elders (or "the board of directors") of the communities of Sephardi Jews (Spanish-Portuguese Jews) corresponding to qahal of the Ashkenazi Jews. Ma'amad was described as extremely conservative and authoritarian. In Talmud (Ta'an. 15b:3), the term referred to the "members of the priestly watch" in charge of the Temple service. The Council consisted of four wardens (parnassim) and a treasurer (gabbai), and its members were elected, actually, coopted, from the "yeḥidim", those who had full rights of membership in the synagogue.