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Purim (/ˈpʊərɪm/; פּוּרִים
Pūrīm, lit. 'lots'; see Name below) is a
Jewish holiday that
commemorates the
saving of the
Jewish people from annihilation...
- 2307/j.ctvpj73sj.11, ISBN 978-0-268-07665-8,
retrieved 2021-02-25 "'Al
HaNisim'
Section for
Purim".
Jewish Holidays. 2016-06-29.
Retrieved 2021-02-25....
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widespread custom to act out the
story of
Purim. The
Purim spiel, or
Purim play, has its
origins in this,
although the
Purim spiel is not
limited to that subject...
- Tiv
HaHisorerus Al Chag
HaPesach (in Hebrew). Jerusalem, Israel:
Machon Shaarei Ziv. 2006. Tiv
HaPurim (in Hebrew). -
Commentary on
Purim Tiv
HaTorah...
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Second Purim (Hebrew: פורים שני, romanized:
Purim Sheni), also
called Purim Katan (Hebrew: פורים קטן, lit. 'Minor
Purim'), is a
celebratory day uniquely...
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Purim Torah is
humorous and
satirical comments in the
learned style of
talmudic or
halakhic comments customarily read,
recited from
memory or aut****d...
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Meisel (Budapest, 1878).
Masekhet Purim ("Tractate of
Purim"), a
Purim Torah, a
parody intended to be read
during Purim,
written at Rome.
Caricaturing the...
- Tuesday,
March 21:
Purim Wednesday,
March 22:
Shushan Purim Thursday,
April 20: Pesach* Tuesday, May 2: Yom
HaShoah Tuesday, May 9: Yom
HaZikaron Wednesday...
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third for
Parshat Shekalim.
Purim falls on Friday, and the
Purim seudah is held
earlier in the day. In Jerusalem,
where Purim always occurs a day later...
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Purim Katan is when
during a
Jewish leap year
Purim is
celebrated during Adar II so that the 14th of Adar I is then
called Purim Katan.
Shushan Purim...
