chabad

• Nom propre désignant un important mouvement hassidique, réputé pour l'accent mis sur l'étude religieuse, l'hospitalité et l'action de sensibilisation, originaire des communautés juives de Lituanie et de Russie.

A proper noun referring to a large Hasidic movement known for its emphasis on religious study, hospitality, and outreach, originating from Lithuanian and Russian Jewish communities.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Hasidic Jewish movementC1formal

   A large, missionary-oriented Hasidic movement known for its emphasis on outreach, hospitality, and religious study.

   Mouvement Habad-Loubavitch

   • Chabad houses are found in many cities around the world, offering Jewish services and education.
   • The Chabad movement is known for its welcoming approach to all Jews.
   • Many people attend Chabad events for holiday celebrations.

   Synonymeschabad-lubavitchlubavitch

2. Philosophical systemC2formal

   A form of Hasidism that emphasizes intellectual study and contemplation, originating in Lithuania and Russia.

   Habad (mouvement hassidique)

   • Chabad philosophy focuses on understanding the divine through intellectual reasoning.
   • The Lubavitch branch of Chabad is known for its deep commitment to Jewish education.
   • Chabad teachings combine mysticism with rational thought.

   Synonymeschabad-lubavitchlubavitch