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Jewish holidays: religious concepts | ||
| Journal of the Center Palestine Studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 6, 2013, Pages 107-125 | ||
| Author | ||
| Adnan Abdulrazak | ||
| Abstract | ||
| And other holidays which overlap the side of the political aspect of religious or vice versa gala New Year's Eve and the fast on the fourth day, which they call "fast of Gedaliah," a day of mourning and its relevance commemorate the death of "Gedaliah the son of Ahiqam", which appointed the Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon, the remnant of the Jews in Palestine after the capture and captivity of large numbers of Jews. The festival lights Fterdja its relevance to the Revolution Almkabip by the "Mttatia Maccabee," the ruling Greyhound and Eid held religious rituals as Zkrnaama festival of Easter is linked to survived the people of Israel from slavery from the hand of Pharaoh in Egypt and their departure it has been the practice for Jews to be invoked for the dissemination of Zionist ambitions in their communities where Jews share the holiday greeting by saying "Next year in Jerusalem," which features a special religious rites. Finally, we say that most of the holiday stems from the imagination of the fabric forms a patient rabbis of the Jews to rule the world as their control over themselves God's chosen people. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Historical significance of the festival | ||
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