Kvitelach (Hasidic practice)
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تم الحفظ بنجاحהפריט קיים באזור האישישגיאהلحفظ المحتوى الرجاء تسجيل الدخول
معلومات حول الهوية:
الاسم الرئيس (بالعبرية)
קוויטל (מנהג חסידי)
الاسم الرئيس (باللاتينية)
Kvitelach (Hasidic practice)
صِيَغ اسمية أخرى
Kvitel (Hasidism)
Kvitelah (Hasidic practice)
Kvitlach (Hasidic practice)
Ḳṿiṭlekh (Hasidic practice)
Kwittelech (Hasidic practice)
קוויטל (חסידים)
موضوع ذو صلة
Hasidism Customs and practices
Hasidism
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أرقام تعريفية أخرى
Wikidata:
Q6449786
Library of congress:
sh2021005493
مصادر المعلومات
- Work cat: Hilkhot ḳṿiṭl, 2020 or 2021:content (work discusses Hasidic practice of giving kvitelach [notes requesting a blessing] to a Hasidic leader and the issues in Jewish law that may arise in connection with this practice)
- Arumnemiḳ Yidish-English ṿerṭerbukh, 2013:p. 610 (hdg.: ḳṿiṭl; (Hasidism) petition by a follower to his rebbe Also: (among some observant Jews) playing cards without depictions of people)
- Abraham Joshua Heschel, 2003:p. 63 (kvitelah ... Yiddish word for little notes with prayers on them given by Hasidic Jews to their religious leaders with the expectation that the leaders will pray to God on their behalf)
- Thank you for dying for our country, 2015:p. 71 (Short written notes of this type are called kwittel or kwittelech [also kvitel or kvitelach: "little note(s)" in Yiddish] in Eastern European Jewish tradition, and were initially used to ask requests of the rabbi or seek a blessing in matters personal, domestic, or business)
- send me your kvitel and I will deliver it to the tzadikim ( (Kvitelach, viewed on 08 June 2021:) )
- hdg.: Ḥasidism; [t]he Hasid ... submitted a written account of his problems [known as a kvitl] ( (Encyclopaedia Judaica, 2007, viewed on 08 June 2021:) )
- Eng. Wikipedia, viewed on 08 June 2021:(hdg.: Kvitel; Yiddish "little note"; plural ḳṿiṭlekh; refers to a practice developed by Hasidic Judaism in which a Hasid [a follower of Hasidic Judaism] writes a note with a petitionary prayer and gives it to a Rebbe [Hasidic Jewish leader] in order to receive the latter's blessing. This prayer may be a general request for health, livelihood, or success, or a specific request such as recovery from illness, the ability to bear children, a wedding match, etc.; the writing, giving and reading of a kvitel is treated very seriously by Hasid and Rebbe alike, and is executed according to specific protocols)
- Eng. Wikipedia, viewed on 09 June 2021:(hdg.: Maiden of Ludmir; she assumed functions generally reserved for Hasidic Rebbes, such as ... accepting kvitlach [prayer request notes])