Mar 28, 2024
Sephardi & Romaniote Jewish Women's Clothing in the Byzantine and Ottoman Periods, illustrated by Nikos Stavroulakis
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Sephardi & Romaniote Jewish Women's Clothing in the Byzantine and Ottoman Periods, illustrated by Nikos Stavroulakis
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Don’t think I’ve seen this here so I gotta
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(Guys, it’s a joke, it’s a meme, I honour your ability to take anything seriously that you please, but when there are finite days on earth I only beg to ask whether this dumbass meme is what you choose to take seriously. Anyway, following in the traditions of my ancestors,I love kitniyot. I like this meme because it makes me feel sexy and dangerous for eating rice, which is a thrill I do not often enjoy)
Portrait of a Sephardic Jew (c. 1900) by Isidor Kaufmann. Jewish Museum.
my ancestors 💙
also, the inquisition actually lasted 356 years, running continuously from its founding in 1478 until it was “abolished” in 1834. spain remains an antisemitic country.
also a community of sephardim returned to israel after the expulsion and established a synagogue in hebron:
On one of the pillars inside the Avraham Avinu Synagogue is a plaque, with the cover page and introduction of a holy book, titled Emek HaMel
it was left in ruins after the 1929 hebron massacre.
Valid (...said the ashkenaz)
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At many Ashkenazi shuls I’ve attended, there is a practice of taking shots of liquor (usually brandy) after shacharit. I’m not sure if this is an Ashkenazi-specific practice, so:
Non-Ashkenazi Jews: do you have a similar custom? And if so, what type of liquor do you use?
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Hanukkah menorah, Rome, Italy, 17th century CE
Stop lumping Sephardim and Mizrahim together. We are not interchangeable.
Sincerely,
a Mizrahi.
That's all.
Also here's HaTzel fanart.