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Judaism: Practices

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What you'll learn

How Jewish people practise their faith at home, in the synagogue and through festivals.

Worship and the synagogue

  • The synagogue, Torah scrolls and the Ark; the role of the rabbi.
  • Shabbat: rest from Friday sunset to Saturday nightfall.

Home and lifestyle

  • Kosher food laws (kashrut); rituals of life — Brit Milah, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, marriage and mourning.

Festivals

  • Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (High Holy Days); Pesach (Passover) recalling the Exodus.

Exam tips

  • Link practices to beliefs (Shabbat recalls creation).
  • Compare Orthodox and Reform observance.

Common mistakes

  • Thinking 'kosher' just means 'blessed'.
  • Mixing up the festivals.
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