Karaite Judaism is more correct than Rabbinic Judaism, but to follow true religion one must follow the Torah, the Gospel, and the Qur'an. The Qur'an was sent to clarify what was in the Torah and Gospel and correct changes made by man. Also, the Talmud used by Rabbinical Jews, the Hadiths used by Sunnis and Shiites are not valid.
we follow the karaite style of worship while being the descendants from those who survived the inquisition, we live in Tijuana and have been doing fo for 40 years find us at judiosdetijuanac om
we follow the karaite style of worship while being the descendants from those who survived the inquisition, we live in Tijuana and have been doing fo for 40 years find us at judiosdetijuana . c om
After totally abandoning Xtianity 6 years ago (due to the facts that convinced us it is false).....My family and I are seeking Karaite conversion.....can anyone help?
when i was growing up, there was no ''Orthodox''jewish untill the conservative movement came to be, when I hear the word orthodox to this day i think Of Greek orthodox, but todays orthodox has become out of touch with the average Jew, more and more jews will be taking a close look at kariaite judiam as a new expression of the jewish faith
Unbelievable how similar the words of their havdala is to the Orthodox Jewish version.
Even more striking is that the blessing he said for the cookie was WORD FOR WORD the same as what Orthodox Jews say, plus the repeated "Barukh... Melekh ha-Olam" which he used so many times in this video... standard among Orthodox Jews.
I have no idea what extent of this is original to Karaites, and what extent is a result of adopting Orthodox Jewish practices. Either way, thanks for posting.
most of the karaite prayers are taken from the OT and some are written by karaite sages and rabbis until the 19th C...but you're right, most of the books that i've read say that both karaites and rabbanists borrowed from each other (the karaites borrowed the psalms written by Yehuda ha-Levi and the rabannists borrowed a few songs like "ki esherah Shabbat", "it dodim Kallah" and "Adon Olam"
I'm almost certain that they don't consider wearing a kippa a true obligation... except perhaps for kohanim (descendents Aharon brother of Moses), since this appears almost explicitly in the text of the Torah. But aside from this, where in the written Torah do they learn about havdala?
There are 3 pillars in traditional Qaraite Judaism: 1) the Tanakh's text; 2) logical analogies & inferences from certain places in that text; 3) tradition/custom. Havadalah belongs to the 3rd pillar.
No problem having such a custom not mentioned in the Tanakh as long as it's not forced on anybody.
Karaite Judaism is more correct than Rabbinic Judaism, but to follow true religion one must follow the Torah, the Gospel, and the Qur'an. The Qur'an was sent to clarify what was in the Torah and Gospel and correct changes made by man. Also, the Talmud used by Rabbinical Jews, the Hadiths used by Sunnis and Shiites are not valid.
nodrownswimmingpool 1 month ago
Is it true Rabbininic jews are Ukrainian converts from 2000 years ago, therefore they don't follow true law, just the law of evangelists?
Hetman1974 3 months ago
הרב אליהו מרזוק הרב הראשי ליהודים הקראים עושה הבדלה באשדוד
ישר כוחו וימשיך להתפלל ולברך ולהתברך אמן!
hnnm 7 months ago
the real jews i´m a sephardic jewish but i would like to know more about you toda raba greetings from buenos aires
iosefcaro 9 months ago
we follow the karaite style of worship while being the descendants from those who survived the inquisition, we live in Tijuana and have been doing fo for 40 years find us at judiosdetijuanac om
daliskowsky 11 months ago
we follow the karaite style of worship while being the descendants from those who survived the inquisition, we live in Tijuana and have been doing fo for 40 years find us at judiosdetijuana . c om
daliskowsky 11 months ago
Are women counted in Karaite Minyanim?
MenechemShaul 1 year ago
Love the music.
clarkewi 1 year ago
I can tell
jimmypagen10 1 year ago
Kippot? Wearing Tzitzit under their shirts? Rabbinic prayers? Doesn't seem to Karaite to me.
Judahhakohain 1 year ago
Baruch ata Ad-nai Elocheinu Melech Aolam
Arielcohen1980 1 year ago
koyres jews are very nice
sholoborx 1 year ago
ברוך אתה ה' אלוהינו מלך העולם שלא עשני ליובאוויטשער
BrooklynNotQueens 1 year ago
i dont think its karrarite... actually moroccan or syrian sephardic...
im half moroccan
:D
tutmankingasher 2 years ago 2
After totally abandoning Xtianity 6 years ago (due to the facts that convinced us it is false).....My family and I are seeking Karaite conversion.....can anyone help?
wolfpack1960 2 years ago
@wolfpack1960 move to Israel. Why wait? Are you Jewish?
innyopti 1 year ago
@innyopti Thank You. Many of us live in Israel
alico25 1 year ago
Répondre à cette vidéo... Many of us live in Israel
alico25 1 year ago
when i was growing up, there was no ''Orthodox''jewish untill the conservative movement came to be, when I hear the word orthodox to this day i think Of Greek orthodox, but todays orthodox has become out of touch with the average Jew, more and more jews will be taking a close look at kariaite judiam as a new expression of the jewish faith
donmoseslerman 2 years ago 9
@donmoseslerman I agree with you as a jew i would like to be a karaite shavua tov
iosefcaro 9 months ago
Go to Israel You learn more and you will approuve the Karaism
alico25 2 years ago
Unbelievable how similar the words of their havdala is to the Orthodox Jewish version.
Even more striking is that the blessing he said for the cookie was WORD FOR WORD the same as what Orthodox Jews say, plus the repeated "Barukh... Melekh ha-Olam" which he used so many times in this video... standard among Orthodox Jews.
I have no idea what extent of this is original to Karaites, and what extent is a result of adopting Orthodox Jewish practices. Either way, thanks for posting.
omedyashar 2 years ago
most of the karaite prayers are taken from the OT and some are written by karaite sages and rabbis until the 19th C...but you're right, most of the books that i've read say that both karaites and rabbanists borrowed from each other (the karaites borrowed the psalms written by Yehuda ha-Levi and the rabannists borrowed a few songs like "ki esherah Shabbat", "it dodim Kallah" and "Adon Olam"
yokheved87 2 years ago 2
Pls Upload more videos very intersting
jescor77 3 years ago
Why they Wear a kippa, where in the Law we can find that commandment?
Shalom end todah.
bojann79 3 years ago 8
I'm almost certain that they don't consider wearing a kippa a true obligation... except perhaps for kohanim (descendents Aharon brother of Moses), since this appears almost explicitly in the text of the Torah. But aside from this, where in the written Torah do they learn about havdala?
omedyashar 2 years ago
There are 3 pillars in traditional Qaraite Judaism: 1) the Tanakh's text; 2) logical analogies & inferences from certain places in that text; 3) tradition/custom. Havadalah belongs to the 3rd pillar.
No problem having such a custom not mentioned in the Tanakh as long as it's not forced on anybody.
ZviJ1 2 years ago
There is no such law.
Covering one's head acknowledges that Hashem is watching up.
Over the years, the "kippah" got smaller and smaller, so today it looks like a coin balanced on your head.
When I have to cover my head, I wear a large Bukharian kippah that I got in Israel. I've met a lot of Ashkenazi Jews who don't approve of it, though.
MondoBeno 2 years ago 3
Gracias por el video amigo esta muy interesante e ilustrativo Bevakasha
jescor77 3 years ago
KODESH !!! Fantastic video.
eretzsus 3 years ago
thanks for the video
hazerava 3 years ago 2