This prayer for divine contemplatives, beginning with the incipit “Tefilat Lisgulat Ishim” (prayer for distinguished individuals), is attested in several manuscripts prefaced by the title, תפלת הרב רבינו משה זצ״ל (prayer of our teacher, Rabbi Mosheh, may their righteousness be remembered for a blessing). The Rabbi Mosheh here refers to Rabbi Mosheh ben Maimon — Maimonides (1138-1204). Transcribed from the manuscript Leiden Or. 4779, this is the first time this obscure and long overlooked prayer attributed to Maimonides has been translated. . . .