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Vestibule: Judaism
Vestibule of Judaism
Welcome to the Wikiportal de Judaísmo of the Wikipedia in Spanish. This vestibule is destined to all those interested in the Judaism. If you want to help, dirígete to the Wikiproyecto: Judaism.
The Judaism is the religion of Jewish people. She is the oldest and smallest of the three religions monotheists - Christianity, Judaism and Islam; also known as “religions the book” or “abrahámicas” - and that one of which historically the other two were detachhed. More on Judaism… You knew that? To publish
Outstanding article To publish the haredíes (haredim), also known like ultraorthodox, or Those that fear God, (in Hebrew חרדים) are Jewish orthodox whose religious practice is especially devotee. When not existing an authority centralized in the Judaism, they have developed a certain number of currents, like the hasidismo. Each of these currents interprets the religious principles that are common to all of them with some variants. More on the haredíes… Who is Jewish? To publish Saul Bellow (1915 - 2005) was a North American writer of Jewish origin. It was born in Canada, but it lived from small in Member States. De Literatura in 1976 was awarded with the Nobel prize. More on Saul Bellow… Festivals and days of mourning To publish
Selected image To publish Ottoman Jew (1779). Next festival To publish Rosh Hashaná (in Hebrew: ראשהשנה transliterated ro' sh has-shānāh, “beginning of the year”) is the New Year spiritual Jew and the second day of Tishrei is celebrated first and (month in the Hebrew calendar).
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