- The term
chevra kadisha (Hebrew: חֶבְרָה קַדִּישָׁא)
gained its
modern sense of "burial society" in the
nineteenth century. It is an
organization of Jewish...
-
Kadisha Valley (Arabic: وادي قاديشا), also
romanized as the
Qadisha Valley and also
known as the
Kadisha Gorge or Wadi
Kadisha (French:
Ouadi Qadisha)...
- The
Kadisha River or Nahr Abu Ali is a
river in Lebanon. It runs 45
kilometres (28 mi) east to west from the
Kadisha grotto,
halfway between Bsharri and...
- Neil
Kadisha (born 1955) is an
American businessman,
investor and philanthropist.
Kadisha was born to a
Jewish family in Tehran, Iran. He
graduated from...
- Asra
Kadisha (Hebrew: אתרא קדישא lit. 'Holy Place') is an
international organization for the
preservation of
Jewish cemeteries and gravesites. The organisation's...
-
Kadisha Onalbayeva (Kazakh: Hadısha Ońalbaeva, born 1972 in Zhetisay, Kazakhstan) is a
pianist and composer. She
began her
musical training at age five...
- Levant, at 3,088
meters above sea level.
Bsharri is at the head of the Holy
Kadisha Valley, a
natural area
which contains some of the
oldest Christian monastic...
-
Kadisha Valley, a view from
Qannoubine Monastery...
- قنّوبين) is a
medieval monastery located within the
Qannoubine region of the
Kadisha Valley UNESCO World Heritage Site in Lebanon.
Qannoubine was home to Marina...
- as Monsel's solution) is
often used by
Jewish burial societies (chevra
kadisha) to stop post-mortem bleeding.
Since Jewish burial does not
allow any external...
