10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «KETUBAH»
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The Biblical and Historical Background of Jewish Customs ...
THE READING OF THE KETUBAH The custom of reading the ketubah upon the conclusion of the rite of betrothal is attributed to Rashi (11th cent.). According to the Talmud, no bride may come to live with her husband unless she possesses a ...
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The Jewish Marriage Contract: A Study in the Status of the ...
Egyptian Ketubah, Postat, 1030, ed. S. Poznanski, Revue des etudes Juives, Vol. 48, p. 173. 9. Shetar Erusin, Fostat, 1049, ed. Israel Levy, Revue des etudes Juives, Vol. 47, p. 301. 10. Karaitic Ketubah, dated 1081, publ. G. Margoliuth ...
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The Creative Jewish Wedding Book: A Hands-on Guide to ...
In traditional circles, the signing of the ketubah marks the official beginning of the wedding ceremony. It is read aloud and signed by two male witnesses, and the groom takes hold of some ritual object, usually a handkerchief, to acknowledge ...
Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer, Kerry M. Olitzky, Sue Levi Elwell, 2009
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Contemporary Halakhic Problems - Jilid 4 - Halaman 376
Since predated instruments are invalid in Jewish law and since the obligations recited in the ketubah become binding only upon marriage, under these circumstances, the propriety of dating the ketubah on the day of its execution has been ...
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An Encyclopedia of American Synagogue Ritual - Halaman 78
Millgram, Abraham. Jewish Worship. Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1971. KETUBAH. The ketubah (marriage certificate) is a wedding contract, a legal document that must be written, as provided by Jewish law, with ...
Kerry M. Olitzky, Marc Lee Raphael, 2000
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The Everything Jewish Wedding Book: Mazel tov! From the ...
One of the main proceedings at the tish is the signing of the ketubah. The traditional ketubah is essentially an agreement between the bride and groom outlining, for the most part, the groom's obligations within the marriage and in case of a ...
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John the Great: John the Baptist, His Relationship With ... - Halaman 64
Epstein, Louis M. 'The Jewish Marriage Contract' (The Century Press Boston, Massachusetts) 1927 p.p. 26-28 sets out the full wording of the Aramaic Papyri 131 Gaster, M. (Dr) 'The Ketubah' (The Rimon Publishing Company Berlin-London) ...
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Jewish Traditions: A JPS Guide - Halaman 44
make an oral declaration as she gives the ring, another option is for her to recite selected verses from the Bible to the groom and have him respond to her in kind.32 Ketubah (hbtk) The ketubah (lit., “written document”) is the Jewish marriage ...
Ronald L. Eisenberg, 2010
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The Jewish Lifecycle Book - Halaman 54
The ketubah is also much more than a simple license. It is a contract between the married couple. The traditional ketubah states the obligations the husband has to his wife: to give her the basic necessities of food, clothing, shelter, as well as ...
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Feminism Encounters Traditional Judaism: Resistance and ...
then makes a rhetorical move that he repeats several times over the course of the essay: "Yes, even if a parrot or monkey would read the ketubah, the marriage would be one hundred percent valid" (ibid.; emphasis added). Schachter 's ...
