although i'm ashkenazi, i like mizrahi worship and culture more :) recently i started doing my everyday shakharit prayer in mizrahi "azaan like" style instead of just this plain ashki mumbling, it's wonderful and it brings me so close to g'd 🤍💙 barukh hashem
Mizrachi is just a term for Jews who lived in Middle Eastern countries. This is probably a Reform shul, given the name in the video title. It's also potentially kabalat Shabbat, welcoming the upcoming Shabbat, which is when songs like this and Shalom Aleichem etc are sung.
Do you mean musical style - or clothing - or what? "Mizrahim" can include a wide variety of ethnic cultures and sometimes also refers to Sephardic cultures.
מבריק, כל הכבוד!!!
Lindo! Best Wishes from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil! Shalom Israel!
Hallelujah! Baruch ASHEM!
Beautiful! Shabbat shalom!
Awesome version! Congrats from Brazil.
Love this!
magnifique.
ASHEM loves lots of instruments when His Name is praised! Ask Meleck Davide !
Awesome!
Maravilhoso!
Lindo
Muito bom
Ani yehudim tafutzah... ✡
Bravo!
They davin with cavona ! I would attend that Shule !
👏👏👍💐
💙
Is a Mizrachi service an exception at this synagogue, or is it performed regularly, or is it the default?
Estou com a mesma animação que a do menino da esquerde :3
לכה דודי לקראת כלה, פני שבת נחללה...
😂😂😂
although i'm ashkenazi, i like mizrahi worship and culture more :) recently i started doing my everyday shakharit prayer in mizrahi "azaan like" style instead of just this plain ashki mumbling, it's wonderful and it brings me so close to g'd 🤍💙 barukh hashem
Good for you. I welcome you into the tribe.
Do Mizrachi Jews rather freely play instruments on Shabbat?
no , This is not orthodox, men/ women aren't separated.
@@joshbegin7083 I've been to a Chabad services where men and women were not separated. So I am not sure.
@@joshbegin7083not only is it not orthodox it’s not even Judiasm. These are koferim
@maslina10 that's bs. I go to chabad. Chabad is the hassidic movement before haredi so there's no way they would mix
Mizrachi is just a term for Jews who lived in Middle Eastern countries. This is probably a Reform shul, given the name in the video title. It's also potentially kabalat Shabbat, welcoming the upcoming Shabbat, which is when songs like this and Shalom Aleichem etc are sung.
Baruch HaShem! All glory to the Master of this universe, our Elohim, glory to the Rauch , and our Savior Yeshua Hamashiac! Come Lord quickly🙏🏼🕊️
LOL Is it on Purim? They either don't perceive the Mizrachim at all, or they overdue with an artificial Orient.
Do you mean musical style - or clothing - or what? "Mizrahim" can include a wide variety of ethnic cultures and sometimes also refers to Sephardic cultures.