hasidism

• Mouvement religieux et courant de l'judaïsme orthodoxe né en Europe de l'Est au XVIIIe siècle, caractérisé par le mysticisme, la stricte observance de la loi de Moïse et l'accent mis sur le culte joyeux.

A religious movement and sect of Orthodox Judaism that originated in Eastern Europe in the 18th century, characterized by mysticism, strict adherence to Mosaic law, and a focus on joyful worship.

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1. Jewish religious movementC1formal

   A mystical and pietistic movement within Orthodox Judaism that began in Eastern Europe in the 18th century, emphasizing joyful worship and devotion to a spiritual leader.

   hassidisme

   • Hasidism spread rapidly through the Jewish communities of Poland and Ukraine.
   • The Baal Shem Tov is considered the founder of Hasidism.
   • Hasidism places great importance on prayer and the study of mystical texts.

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2. Practices and beliefs of Hasidic JewsC1formal

   The specific religious customs, traditions, and doctrines followed by Hasidic communities.

   Hassidisme (pratiques et croyances)

   • The study of Hasidism reveals a rich tradition of storytelling and music.
   • Hasidism strictly adheres to Jewish law while incorporating mystical elements.
   • Modern Hasidism continues to thrive in communities around the world.