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sinagoga

Also known as Jewish temple, temple, Beit Knesset, shul, esnoga, Jewish Chapel

templo do Judaísmo

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A synagogue is a Jewish house of worship and community gathering place where people come together for religious services, prayer, and study. Synagogues serve as important centers of Jewish religious and social life, hosting services, educational programs, and community events.

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Subclass of: organization
Has part: bimah
Religion: Samaritan
Image: Princes Road Synagogue Nave.jpg

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Commons category: Synagogues
topic's main category: Category:Synagogues
equivalent class: schema.org/Synagogue
Unicode character: 🕍
Commons gallery: Synagogue
described by source: Granat Encyclopedic Dictionary
topic has template: Template:Infobox synagogue
facet of: Judaism
OpenStreetMap tag: building=synagogue
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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Article · Português

Sinagoga ou esnoga (do grego antigo συναγωγή, transl. synagoguē: 'assembleia', 'reunião') é o templo religioso da religião judaica. Tem como objeto central a Arca da Torá. Os serviços religiosos da sinagoga são realizados todos os dias, desde que se forme um quórum, sendo que algumas vezes o culto envolve leituras da Torá, cujos rolos são retirados da Arca (heikhal) e transportados até o púlpito (Tebá).

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