The Sacred Significance of the Number Ten in Jewish Thought

The number ten is more than a number in Jewish tradition—it’s a framework for transformation. [...]

Symbolism of the Number Ten in Jewish Beliefs

The number ten embodies creativity, strength, and resilience. From the Hebrew letter Yod to the [...]

The Concept of Healing in Judaism

In Judaism, healing intertwines Divine intervention and personal responsibility. While faith celebrates God as the [...]

The Role of Hebrew Letters in Jewish Culture

A fusion of language and spirituality, rich symbolism, and numerical power, Hebrew letters are rooted [...]

Articles

  :Articles Articles about culture, religion, history and traditions of Jews are shown in this [...]

The Star of David

מגן דוד The Star of David, or Magen David, stands as a profound emblem of [...]

Tefillin

  Tefillin, sacred leather boxes worn during prayer, symbolize the profound bond between God and [...]

Sefirot or Divine Attributes

The Sefirot, ten Divine energies rooted in Kabbalistic tradition, shape the universe’s spiritual architecture. Originating [...]

Shabbat

Celebrated with joy and reverence, Shabbat stands as a sacred retreat from worldly concerns. This [...]

Shahin Torah

Shahin Torah, a poetic rendition of the Torah in Persian was crafted over three decades. [...]

Kabbalah

Kabbalah – Jewish Mysticism Discovered in 13th-century Spain, the Zohar unveils the mystical secrets of [...]

The process of formation and compilation of rules in Judaism

Judaism, the oldest Abrahamic faith, is built on an intricate legal foundation tracing back to [...]

Farsi-Yahudi

Farsihud, Persian written in Hebrew script, captures centuries of Iranian Jewish history, philosophy, and artistry. [...]

The Evil Eye

Just like the five senses, the evil eye is undoubtedly born with you, grows with [...]

Yusef abad Miqveh

To see 360-degree images (panorama), please click Yusef Abad Miqveh Spring 2011 Yusef Abad Miqveh [...]

The Eye of Providence

In ancient Egypt, the title “Horus” was used for several Pharaohs and gods, the most [...]

Bad Eye

The Jewish culture has a different approach compared to other cultures when ‎it comes to [...]

Khamsa

The Talmud tells us that since humans always felt threatened by unknown forces such as [...]

Segula

Segula, or amulet, is a pillar of Jewish faith, used during worships, especially tefillah (i.e., [...]

Ashkenazis and Sephardic Jews

During the compilation of the Talmud (around the 43rd century in the Hebrew calendar – [...]

Rimmonim

The year was 1159. The excavation team was exploring Egypt’s ancient capital, when suddenly, while [...]