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hasidism

/ˈhæs.ɪ.dɪ.zəm/

Tradução: Movimento religioso e seita do judaísmo ortodoxo surgido na Europa Oriental no século XVIII, caracterizado pelo misticismo, pela observância estrita da lei mosaica e pela ênfase na adoração alegre.

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/ˈhæs.ɪ.dɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • ptMovimento religioso e seita do judaísmo ortodoxo surgido na Europa Oriental no século XVIII, caracterizado pelo misticismo, pela observância estrita da lei mosaica e pela ênfase na adoração alegre.

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.

    ptMovimento religioso judaico

    • 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.

    ptPráticas e crenças dos judeus hassídicos

    • 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.
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