#sefardim

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Historia de Sefarad: judíos y conversos en Guadalajara

🇪🇸 Emisión en Sefardí: El programa presenta investigaciones sobre la Judería de Guadalajara, sus procesos inquisitoriales y su convivencia pacífica en tiempos de las tres culturas. Destaca la historia de Joseph Nehama, un sabio sefardí superviviente del Holocausto que contribuyó notablemente a la literatura y el léxico judeo-español. Además, el programa incluye patrimonio musical sefardí con canciones dedicadas al shabat y otros kantes tradicionales, así como poesía contemporánea de autores sefardíes. Finaliza con el kante "Abraham Avinu" interpretado por Soledad Bentolila.

Historia de Sefarad: judíos y conversos en Guadalajara

Emisión del programa Emisión en sefardí titulado Historia de Sefarad: judíos y conversos en Guadalajara. Todos los contenidos de RNE los tie

🇺🇸 Broadcast in Ladino: The program features research on the Jewish community of Guadalajara, their inquisitorial trials, and their peaceful coexistence during the era of the three cultures. It highlights the story of Joseph Nehama, a Sephardic scholar and Holocaust survivor who made significant contributions to Judeo-Spanish literature and lexicon. Additionally, the program includes Sephardic musical heritage with songs dedicated to the Sabbath and other traditional kantes, as well as contemporary poetry by Sephardic authors. It concludes with the kante "Abraham Avinu" performed by Soledad Bentolila.

[felgueirosa]

Primero foto: una fiyesta de purim della klasa de Matilda Albuhaire (puedes meldar su biyografiya aki) en Burgas, Bulgariya 1938 (manadero: centropa)

Sekundo foto: una fiyesta de purim en Fes, Maroko (mandero: Magnes Collection of Jewish Art, a travez de MyJewishLearning)

Işala ke tiyenes purim alegre i dulse! Hope you have a cheerful and sweet Purim! !ישאלה קה תייאינאיס פורים אלאיגרה י דולסה

[deskuvro]

Spanish Jewry Through the Ages, Episode 2: With Prof. Benjamin Gampel - Broad themes and questions related to Spanish Jewry

Podcast Episode · Seforimchatter · 06/07/2023 · 1h 9m

The guest expert they have on is hypnotic. He’s clearly wildly learned but he also talks in a way that leaves you breathless to find out what he’s going to say next.

[fashionbooksmilano]

Sefardim

Gli ebrei delle terre del sole

Una storia per immagini degli ebrei del mondo sefardita e italiano

Henry Méchoulan,Jaques Taïeb    a cura di Gérard Silvain

Alinari, Firenze 2010, 544 pagine, 500 fotografie  ISBN: 978-8872923429

euro 35,00

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Il volume è costituito, alla stregua di un album, da più di 500 carte postali antiche (dal 1895 al 1945) rintracciate grazie ad un lungo percorso di ricerca storico, religioso e culturale, svolto a Parigi nel ricchissimo archivio iconografico del collezionista Gérard Silvain. Come in un reportage fotografico le immagini conducono all'interno dell'ebraismo sefardita in tutti i suoi aspetti e sfaccettature, ci fanno scoprire, unendola per la prima volta, la straordinaria varietà di tutte queste comunità: da quelle "pure" di lingua e cultura spagnola, a quelle degli ebrei originari dei paesi arabi, a quelle degli "Ebrei d'altrove" dalle svariate e insospettabili provenienze geografiche. La carta postale appare quindi come un documento storico ed etnografico che, accompagnato da un autorevole testo e commento, serve a sottolineare il carattere multietnico del popolo ebraico, a scoprire la varietà delle comunità sefardite sia dal punto di vista estetico che da quello culturale e delle tradizioni, ripercorrendo mezzo secolo di storia ebraica attraverso le immagini.

02/02/20

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[gideonthefirst]

2 12 13 16

For the Jewish Ask Prompt:

2: Mizrahi, Sephardic, or Ashkenazi?

About 50% Ashke, it’s the entirety of my dad’s side of the family

12: Manischewitz or Kedem?

All I know is we get Manischewitz motzah

13: Raisin, Chocolate, or Regular Challah?

Regular, like…chocolate is good and all but challah is possibly the most perfect thing on the entire earth why would you add or change anything.

16: Moses or King David?

Moses!

[middleeasternsarecool]

not to be labeled pro-1$r@3l1 but non-Palestinian Middle Eastern goyim who don’t actively battle antisemitism in their communities and deny that Mizrahim and Sefardim should have a right and opportunity to return to their homelands (which includes giving us back our property and land) are one of the reasons why i****l still exists and Mizrahi and Sefardi Jews make up more than 50% of its Jewish population 

[wenevergotusedtoegypt]

Hi, you post a lot of Chabad sources, which are wonderfully detailed, but do you know of any good Sephardi sources I could use? For example I want to learn more about how Sephardim do berachot hashachar (where washing cup is placed, etc.)?

Unfortunately, being that I’m through-and-through Ashkie, I don’t. :(

Varying Sefardi halachic opinions/minhagim have come up in halacha classes I’ve been in, but I don’t know of a particular comprehensive source to recommend for studying on your own. (That’s not to say it’s not out there. I just don’t know about it.)

[westsemiteblues]

Even within postcolonial, third world, border-crossing, multicultural ethnic feminist identities, I am nowhere to be found. I dare you. Look for me. Born in Morocco, raised in America, in a small town - a Jew from Africa who probably scared my Pennsylvania-Dutch neighbors as much as they scared me - a minority within a minority. Be invisible, my father told me. I tried - but my black feet peeked out from every disguise. And now when I take off my veil and let you see the scratched lines of henna crisscrossing my face, the embroidered scrolls and curlicues that lace my palms, you avert your eyes. By multicultural, I didn't mean you. Latina is hot now. Lesbian Latina even better. Caribbean, mon? Remote Indian provinces, hot as curry. Even Arab American, hotter than you. Who you anyway? Afrikaan? Arab Jew? Oriental Jew? Tied in with Israel. Israel not hot.

Ruth Knafo, "Ten Ways To Recognize a Sephardic "Jew-ess"