SHEMA YISRAEL - SEFARDIC סליחות SELICHOT BY LIOR AMENDY - SEPHARDIC MELODY ELUL
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As a Mizrachi Jew this brings tears to my eyes, and I'm not even religious...
Your name is turkish bro 🇹🇷
@@onuronur4179 It's Sephardic Jewish, too :) Nasilsin?
@@emilaslan3316 tov Toda raba, ve ata maslomha
Sometimes i start think how can they sing like that? Making the notes so long? very impressive
I am an Ashkenazi. lucky to have grown up with both Ashkenazi and Sephardi exposure.
He reads from the Mahzor, because he does not want to make any mistake. That is Halacha.
As an Ashkenazi Jew I love this
Sibelius 1981
Good point !
Hope that Ashkenazim people follow the oriental tradition.
We can be reunite into ONE SINGULAR AUTHENTIC JUDAISM !
Just forget the sad songs from Krakovia and get back to the original hebrews ROOTS
Same
Simply magnificent. Hebrew as it supposed to sound!
three times per day. every day I pray this way the Shema
Baruch Hashem
We say keriat shema two times a day. It's written "when you rise up and when you go to sleep". And these are Seli'hot, prayers and supplications we say during the month of Elul. It's not keriat shema. Maybe you should study a bit...
As an Indian Jew I love this
Baruch HaShem! ♥
this is the best!!.. sefardic rocks! more than ashkenazi
thank you
@Moshé (משה)✡️🕎 wow
Borukh haShem, how beautiful
Crê verá o Filho de Deus Pai fiel, Invocar O Senhor Jesus amém Salvador da sua alma milagre aceite coração puro, escrever no seu coração.
@@danielmarinho938 porque fala isso em vídeo de judeus?
@@danielmarinho938 Fuck off! Respeita outras religiões.
Takes me back to my childhood . Beautiful
Baruch Atah Adonai!
Brings me to tears 😢😭😭😭😭 Just beautiful ..
וזה כל כך אמיתי ונוגע עמוק בלב...
beautiful...reminds me of my dad thank you!!!
כל הכבוד!
I do love mizrachi way the most. Nice B'H
Adonay echad.
Allahu ahad
beautiful! the spirit of Spain!
Actually it's the spirit of the Middle-East, where we are from, where we were always from... Before we exiled to Spain, Italy, etc, we were from the Middle-East
I love this!!
How nice how nice elhamdulillah ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love Hasem for ever Alhamdulillah?
You know what's so awesome about this video? They use an authentic North African Sephardi pronunciation of Hebrew, not the Modern Israeli pronunciation. Which means that this is a congregation that knows its authentic traditions.
Nobody uses modern pronunciations in synagogue
All Jewish traditions are authentic. Stop trying to erase people. We all have different accents according to where we lived. Ashkenazim lived in Germany and have a different accent. That is all.
@@josephparkton3484 Um....I agree with you. Why are you arguing with me? I happen to be a Litvak Ashkenazi who uses the real authentic Litvak pronunciation, so for instance I'd say "Boruch atoh hashem eleikeynu melech haeilom....." I hope you would use your ancestral pronunciation.
@@lionzion32 Actually in most Ashkenazi synagogues the Modern Israeli pronunciation is used almost exclusively. This is true in Modern Orthodox and Religious Zionist Ashkenazi synagogues as well as in pretty much all Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist, and other non Orthodox synagogues (though the Nealogs of Hungary, to their credit retain an Ashkenazi pronunciation). In Sephardi synagogues it is mixed. Those who know their traditions use their ancestral one. Those who don't use Modern Israeli.
Only in more Haredi Ashkenazi synagogues do you get Ashkenazi pronunciations.
Yofi, Yofeh yofeh m'od.. Chazak U'baruch to the Chazan.
baruch atah ADONAI
שמע ישראל יהוה ישוע המשיח אלוהים
הללאל יהוה ישוע המשיח אלוהים
The best!
Beautiful!!
Que bonito! -de un Cristiano Orthodoxa!
Wow amazing!
YHWH ❤ 2:17
shalom Adonai!!
BARUJ HABA BE SHEM YHWH AMEN.
Magnifique wonderful!
BARUCH HASHEM
I don't which community or communities are depicted here. (I have sung similar melodies with Moroccan Jews, such as the "HaShem Melekh" melody starting at about 2:03.) Although Jews in the Arab world historically lived in separate neighborhoods and spoke a distinctive dialect of Arabic, they were generally more integrated into the surrounding society than were Ashkenazi Jews, at least prior to the European Enlightenment and the creation of modern notions of citizenship. Jews were not simply "influenced" by Arab culture, but were deeply embedded in it. Because the presence of Jewish communities in the Middle East and North Africa well pre-dates the rise of Islam and Arabization of areas beyond the Arabian Peninsula, I would assert that Jews played a significant role in the creation of what is known today as "Arab" cultures outside the Arabian Peninsula.
Yeah...could be Syrian.
Clothes, singing, songs, scripts, and accents that make up the Arab world are actually Jewish contributions. Abraham Avinu as said by the holy observance writibgs taught the Egyptians how to perform magic, and taught them how to flood the Nile using astrology and so much more.
Baruch ata Adonai Eloheinu melech laolam
Baruch hashem
Beautiful... but why so fast? enjoy worshiping Adonai.
very nice hazzanut!
Yes brother exactly.
are the women allowed to recite this as well? are they in a separate area? this is very beautiful. blessings to all who read this. May you have a good day.
Women recite Shema as well. In Sephardi tradition or just traditional Judaism, men & women are in different areas to avoid distractions.
@ Thank you. That's what I thought. Women for sure don't lead Shema though right? but are they allowed to be vocal in synagogue when reciting it? I know someone who goes to an ashkenazi orthodox shul and women are encouraged to sway and what not but never to be too loud so their voices dont distract the men. Is that true here as well. Thank you for replying.
they are usually behind that screen, they can see and be seen
@ Thanks so much for the response. That's what I thought. Was just asking because I was curious. :)
beautiful
iam Puerto rican an jewish
dennis chevres that’s awesome! Follow me on IG @kiwi_berrrrrie let’s chat!
dennis chevres Same here WEPA and Shalom 😁🇮🇱🇵🇷
So am I we are also practicing Jews.
@EI7Cantante7 ... we don't EVER spell out Hashem's name in casual correspondence nor speak his name out side of prayer. please understand I am not trying to embarrass you.
Shalom, isn't this influensed by Mizrachi Jewish tradition, instead of Sefardic Jewish tradition ? Or am I wrong ? Shabbat Shalom and Shavua Tov !
Greetings from Holland.
Rachel Chardez both Sephardi and mizrachi are really similar to the point where there isn’t really much to distinction between the both I’m Sephardi & mizrachi the main difference is that’s sephardis we’re exiled from Spain and mizrachis stayed in the Middle East, Levantine and the Caucasus regions besides that I don’t think theres any other differences!
@@شهروزمقدم There are a lot of differences with regard to various Sephardi Mizrahi and Maghrebi traditions. Distinct differences between a Moroccan synagogue and a Persian one. for instance.
I feel like I'm listening to Shiites from South Lebanon...it's literally identical. All these wars are ridiculous - it's literally the same people fighting each other (especially the Shiites of southern Lebanon, the vast majority of whom are of Jewish origin like me).
I want to join for this prayer to Hashem
Hazak U'Baruch!
BARUCH HASCHEM🇮🇱🇮🇱
So I take that you use HaShem in order to avoid that?
Blessings.
Как же перевести эти молитвы на руский язык живущим евреям в россии
Baruh Ata Ha' El-cheinu
יפה
love it , sephardim , is always more pure and semitic than ashkenazim , this is the real ancient Judaism, not the white european mixed people from askenazim comunitties , that are always selling themselves as the original jewish model
"more pure and semitic"? what the hell are you saying? there is only one Torah and it's the same for sepharadim ashkenazim. you can sing different but the mitzvot are exactly the same, so there is no really difference
How can they be mixed if the laws come from One Torah. It says you may not marry a non Jew. This is the same law from Ashkenazim to Sephardim. I think you need to do research and not from only one source before you bring ludicrous statements like this. My mother is Sephardi and my dad Ashkenazi and the only difference between the way they grew up was small customs and melodies. So please, dont speak about something you not of!
I am not Jewish, but I am going to convert when the time is right. I prefer the Sephardic pronunciation of Hebrew, and melodies, as I feel a connection with it. I respect the Ashkenazi culture, but I wish that the Sephardic culture was more prominent in the United States, as it is so beautiful. My DNA makeup is mostly German however, and I feel, whether warranted or not, that if I converted into the Sephardic culture, I would be overstepping myself, not having Spanish, or Middle Eastern roots.
cmon , ive been in both kind of synagogues , its a whole different world
You are aware this is the same text they are reading in both Synagogues right? What difference does it makes, what do you think G-d is a judge on American Idol?
I am Sephardi and I think you speak nothing but nonsense.
What accent is this? It sounds like a blend of yemenite, ashkenazi and sephardic. So beautiful. Is this congregation iraq or iran?
North African I’m pretty sure
I think he is halabi.
@@lionzion32 i thought possibly syrian or morrocan. At least I get the idea now lol
@@anthonyderosa7730 yes Halabi is Syrian. It comes from the word Halev which is the Hebrew word for Aleppo & also milk. So Halabi (Halevi) is the name used to describe Jews who come from Syria/Lebanon :)
@@lionzion32 thank you!
🙏🌷
HallelYaHVeH Yeshua Al Akbar HaMoshiach Israel HaOlam
I am sefaradi Tahor
this is not sefardic but MIZRAHI (I think syrian)
As you will know there were no division between sefaradim at the begining, afterward always someone putted a division telling exacly that, that the ones that weren't from spain weren't sefaradim. And then every group decided to establish slightly different services and prayers, the division will always be a total shame for us, we suposed to look for unification between all creation. 😥
I also think. Sounds halabi.
0:08. 0:29
Ad-nai Is rael El-heinu echad
amigos sera que eu teria origem judia
+Joaquim Martins E difícil de saber ,se converte se você se encontrou .
Very interesting! Reading the Torah in "Sephardic Style" sounds often quite similar to qur´an readings. Does that come from the fact, that Sephardic Jews lived in Spain? Or is this rather the original style of torah-reading, adopted by muslims for their own holy scripture? Its really interesting how incredibly much Islam is influenced by Judaism...
Actually both...
At the beginning Islam has been fully influenced by Judaism.
Then the Jews from the arabo-islamic world have been influenced by the islamic society
@@尤正瑋 yes absolutely accurate....
This is a section of the selihot
same
🔯❤
no need to knock any Nusach or Minhagim they both have their roots dating back ancient times in the Torah
this is Kurdish!!! the cantor is Lior Amedi!!!!!
Perhaps cause the languages are semitic.
Wally Mann Jewish linguist Ghil'ad Zuckerman argues that Israeli Hebrew, which he calls "Israeli", is a hybrid language that is genetically both Indo-European (Germanic, Slavic and Romance) and Afro-Asiatic (Semitic). He suggests that "Israeli" is the continuation not only of literary Hebrew(s) but also of Yiddish, as well as Polish, Russian, German, English, Ladino, Arabic and other languages spoken by Hebrew revivalists.
"We" don't do what "You" do.
Us vs. Them, yadda, yadda, yadda.
You clearly don't get it. If you're still speaking about your fellow man in terms of Us vs. Them.
I'm is a Hindu sports to Yehuda come
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Sound like quran recitation...
Mohammed took the form to read the Koran from the Jews
Jews and Arab are one root one family started in Saudi Arabia Islam and judiasim the same
Yeah we are one family except when it comes to Jews wanting to live in their religious holy land as Muslims live in theirs in Arabia. Then we're greedy, blood thirsty Zionists.
@faisalkansas, why don't you cut the crap. All Muslims like you want is that Jews live as Dhimme under your oppressive thumbs. You "love" Jews only if they submit to your dictates.
The Land of Israel is also our national, historical and indeed ancestral indigenous homeland as well.