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Mizrahi — bezeichnet: Mizrachim, jüdische Bevölkerungsgruppe Mizrahi ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Isaac Mizrahi (* 1961), US amerikanischer Modeschöpfer Moshé Mizrahi (* 1931), israelischer Filmregisseur … Deutsch Wikipedia
Mizrahi — Mizrahȉ DEFINICIJA krat. pol. na poč. 20. st. religiozna struja unutar cionističkog pokreta, naročito utjecajna među Židovima I Evrope; u Izraelu najprije politički pokret, od 1955. jaka religiozna parlamentarna stranka ETIMOLOGIJA hebr. merkaz… … Hrvatski jezični portal
Mizrahi — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Ne doit pas être confondu avec Raphaël Mezrahi ni Michael Mizrachi. Mizrahi ou Mizrachi (hébreu : מזרחי, litt. oriental) pe … Wikipédia en Français
Mizrahi — El sionismo religioso es una ideología que defiende la idea de un Estado judío basándose de modo amplio en la religión. Ha sido encarnada históricamente por el partido Mizrahi. Contenido 1 Orígenes 2 Creación del partido Mizrahi 3 Las alianzas … Wikipedia Español
Mizraḥi — ▪ Jewish religious movement acronym for Merkaz Ruḥani (Hebrew: “Spiritual Centre”), religious movement within the World Zionist Organization and formerly a political party within Zionism and in Israel. It was founded in 1902 by Rabbi… … Universalium
MIZRAḤI, ELIJAH — (c. 1450–1526), rabbinical authority, the greatest of the rabbis of the ottoman Empire of his time. Mizraḥi was of Romaniot origin (the original Turkish Jews as distinct from the Spanish exiles) and was born and educated in Constantinople. Among… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Mizrahi Hebrew — or Oriental Hebrew refers to any of the pronunciation systems for Biblical Hebrew used liturgically by Mizrahi Jews, that is, Jews originating in Arab countries or further east, and with a background of Arabic, Persian, Turkish, or other… … Wikipedia
MIZRAHI, ASHER — (1890–1967), cantor, composer, and poet. Mizrahi was born in the old city of Jerusalem. He later moved to Yemin Moshe, the first quarter outside the walls. At this period of his life, he composed and performed religious and secular songs… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MIZRAHI, HANINAH — (1886–1974), teacher. Born in Teheran in 1886, he immigrated to the Land of Israel in 1895 and died in Jerusalem. His father, Haim Elazar, was a paytan. Mizrahi began his studies at the Alliance school in Jerusalem, where he learned French. He… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MIZRAḤI, DAVID BEN SHALOM — (c. 1696–1771), one of the most prominent halakhah scholars in yemen . Mizraḥi propagated Torah studies and headed the synagogue of the nagid Sar Shalom Irāqi (al Usta). When the need was felt for a commentary on the Shulḥan Arukh adapted to the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Mizrahi Jews — For the Religious Zionist Movement and other entities and people named Mizrachi , please see Mizrachi (disambiguation) Mizrahi Jews … Wikipedia
