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joemerl · 1 month ago
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Esther: Haman is trying to genocide my people!
Ahasuerus, who gave Haman permission to do that four chapters ago:
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the-catboy-minyan · 1 year ago
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seasonalregression · 2 months ago
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Still not over how good this came out ;_; not to mention for quick con shoot
Haman Karn / Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam
Cosplay made by @/squirell_sanahi (IG), wig styled by me
Photo & edit by @/eugene.art_ on IG
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jewish-culture-is · 2 months ago
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Jewish culture is one of the megillah readers practicing during lunch and everyone nearby instinctively booing whenever she says Haman's name.
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akkar2 · 6 months ago
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Melchior Lorck, also Lorch (1526/27 – 1583 ), Renaissance painter, draughtsman, and printmaker of Danish-German origin: Den korsfæstede Haman (1550),
Source: Wikipedia
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bobemajses · 8 months ago
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Esther, wife of the Persian king Ahasuerus, and her cousin Mordechai saved the lives of thousands of Jews in Susa from the intrigues of the king’s chief commander, Haman, as described in the biblical book of Esther, and is enacted every Purim in all the Jewish communities of the world. Ecbatana, the former capital of the Medes, and in our times Hamadan, was the summer residence of the Persian kings, to which Esther and Mordechai are said to have retired from the court after the death of Ahasuerus. Here they were buried in a common tomb, which is still the most important Jewish pilgrimage site in Iran.
We do not know how the original tomb looked. The modern building was constructed in 1602, in the time of Shah Abbas the Great. It follows with its double inner space, burial chamber, community room, and the dome crowning the tomb, the type of the Shiite pilgrimage sites erected for the emamzâdehs, the descendants of the holy Imams. As the first picture above shows, in the early 19th century it still stood outside of the city, but by the end of the century the local bazaar flowed around it. Thousands of Jews from Iran and other countries visited this place every year, covering a grueling trip to the desert surrounding Hamadan on foot or with caravan. According to contemporary travelogues, one could approach the tomb only with a local, through a maze of doorways and inner courtyards, with the way to the sarcophagi leading through a small rose garden and an ornate gate.
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rabbiaharon · 2 months ago
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"Hadrian Caesar said to Rebbi Yehoshua 'Great is the lamb who stands among 70 wolves!', [Rebbi Yehoshua] responded 'Great is the shepherd who protects her and breaks them down before her'."
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penguicorns-are-cool · 1 month ago
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On this day (the Sushan Purim ides of march) it is the perfect day to stab wannabe dictators and hang antisemites
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newyorkthegoldenage · 1 year ago
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Tonight through tomorrow is the Jewish holiday Purim. In this picture, kids are celebrating Purim at the Hebrew Institute of Far Rockaway, 1950.
A celebratory event coinciding with the spring, Purim commemorates the salvation of Jewish subjects in the Persian Achaemenid Empire from Haman, a royal vizier who planned to murder the whole population in a single day. The main antagonist in the Book of Esther, Haman had thrown "lots" to determine the date of the slaughter—the 13th day of the Hebrew month of Adar. Instead, he saw his plans undone by the Jewish leader Mordecai and his cousin and adopted daughter, Esther.⁠
The traditional wearing of costumes and masks at Purim is thought to have been influenced by Roman carnivals of the 15th century. ⁠
Photo: Al Barry via Three Lions/Getty Images Instagram
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tiredgirlvent · 1 month ago
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This was posted on March 5 but I just saw it today lol
It is freaking HYSTERICAL!
Jewish comedy at its best 😊
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artandthebible · 6 months ago
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Ahasuerus and Haman
Artist: Aert de Gelder (Dutch, 1645–1727)
Date: 1680–1684
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Collection: The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Birmingham, England
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King Ahasuerus listens to the evil promptings of his first minister Haman. According to the biblical story, Haman plotted a massacre of the Jews in the Persian Empire. Here, he seeks to poison the king’s mind against them. de Gelder painted many scenes from the story which culminates with Esther, the king’s Jewish wife, revealing the plot against her people. The artist was Rembrandt’s last pupil, studying in his studio from 1661 to 1663. He adopted his master’s rich brushwork and a love of ornate oriental costumes suitable for biblical subjects.
Haman's Plot to Destroy the Jews | Esther 3:5-6
"When Haman saw that Mordecai would not kneel down or pay him honor, he was enraged. Yet having learned who Mordecai’s people were, he scorned the idea of killing only Mordecai. Instead Haman looked for a way to destroy all Mordecai’s people, the Jews, throughout the whole kingdom of Xerxes."
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seasonalregression · 10 months ago
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Cosplay with a cape >>>>>> any other type of cosplay
Haman Karn / Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ
Cosplay made by me
Photo & edit by Fl3nn Photography (fl3nn.arw on IG)
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shinningassulthopper · 1 month ago
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Happy Purim,the holiday celebrating the defeat of Haman Karn The Wicked
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tribulation-of-somnolence · 1 month ago
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Chag Purim Sameach!!!
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transparentgentlemenmarker · 3 months ago
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Un strigile en bronze et argenté de Pompéi. Il a été utilisé pour gratter l'huile d'olive et la saleté du corps avant le bain
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rabbiaharon · 2 months ago
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"Hadrian Caesar said to Rebbi Yehoshua 'Great is the lamb who stands among 70 wolves!', [Rebbi Yehoshua] responded 'Great is the shepherd who protects her and breaks them down before her'."
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