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Thread: An inside look at an ultra-Orthodox wedding in Israel

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    Default An inside look at an ultra-Orthodox wedding in Israel

    Men and women separate, bride's head entirely covered when she enters the men's section, some sort of tradition where the rabbi leads the bride on a leash, black-clad women leading bride with her head and face hidden... no pictures of the women dressed up, dancing and enjoying themselves. And some people here think Muslims have no respect for women.




    Fascinating photos from a traditional Orthodox Jewish wedding showcase the religion's unique and ultra-Orthodox traditions. The wedding was a huge spectacle with the groom being a grandson of a famous rabbi. Thousands lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the the newlyweds.

    Orthodox Jews, who are known to be extremely conservative, had female and male guests separated by a gauze curtain and the bride wore a full-face veil.

    Click through the slideshow above to take a look inside the ceremony.

    http://www.aol.com/article/2016/03/1...%3D-1973281345


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    I would say she is not dressed like conservative muslims from head to toe with only a slit for the eyes in all black.

    How do you know that is a leash?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Konono View Post
    I would say she is not dressed like conservative muslims from head to toe with only a slit for the eyes in all black.

    How do you know that is a leash?
    Do you know the "leash" thing by any other name? I'm open to hearing about the meaning of all these traditions. I've been to a Jewish wedding and this custom wasn't part of it.

    The point is that customs and traditions in ultra-Orthodox ME religions seem to be fairly similar. Where I live Orthodox Jewish women have dress restrictions with the exception of face coverings. Also they are segregated for worship and the man has the dominant role in the marriage.

    "In the streets of Orthodox Jewish Williamsburg you will see men walking around in very unique Hasidic Jewish clothing. All will be wearing long black garbs, black hats and long beards. All men and boys will also have curls by their side. The women will be dressed according to their Jewish Tradition. A custom called Tzniyus (modest). No part of their body will be exposed except from their palm and face. They will only wear skirts or dresses, for pants are forbidden. Married women will either wear a wig or Tichel (head-scarf) to cover their hair."

    This isn't a criticism of the religion. I am pointing out to the Muslim haters that there are a lot of cultural and religious similarities between the Orthodox sects of both Islam and Judaism.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Konono View Post
    I would say she is not dressed like conservative muslims from head to toe with only a slit for the eyes in all black.

    How do you know that is a leash?
    looks like a firehose to me......

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    The photographer Oded Balilty Refers to it as a "long sash"

    http://www.odedbalilty.com/photojour...ewish-wedding/

    The mitzvah tantz (mitzvah-dance) is the Hasidic custom of the men dancing with the bride on her wedding night, after the wedding feast. The bride stands perfectly still, holding one end of a long sash while rabbis, the groom’s father, her own father or her grandfather holds the other end and dances with her.
    It is a way for the men in the ceremony to "dance" with the bride without touching her, although she never moves.
    Hasidics are absolutely insane.
    http://www.jewishpress.com/news/photos/everything-you-wanted-to-know-about-mitzvah-tantz/2012/08/10/

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    Quote Originally Posted by christiefan915 View Post
    Do you know the "leash" thing by any other name? I'm open to hearing about the meaning of all these traditions. I've been to a Jewish wedding and this custom wasn't part of it.

    The point is that customs and traditions in ultra-Orthodox ME religions seem to be fairly similar. Where I live Orthodox Jewish women have dress restrictions with the exception of face coverings. Also they are segregated for worship and the man has the dominant role in the marriage.

    "In the streets of Orthodox Jewish Williamsburg you will see men walking around in very unique Hasidic Jewish clothing. All will be wearing long black garbs, black hats and long beards. All men and boys will also have curls by their side. The women will be dressed according to their Jewish Tradition. A custom called Tzniyus (modest). No part of their body will be exposed except from their palm and face. They will only wear skirts or dresses, for pants are forbidden. Married women will either wear a wig or Tichel (head-scarf) to cover their hair."

    This isn't a criticism of the religion. I am pointing out to the Muslim haters that there are a lot of cultural and religious similarities between the Orthodox sects of both Islam and Judaism.
    One huge difference, of course, is the penchant for bomb-making found in orthodox Islam...

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Pauper View Post
    One huge difference, of course, is the penchant for bomb-making found in orthodox Islam...
    How come when Americans set off bombs it's not called Christian terrorism?


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    Quote Originally Posted by christiefan915 View Post
    How come when Americans set off bombs it's not called Christian terrorism?
    maybe because some Americans aren't Christian............now I certainly know you haven't hesitated to say Christian's setting off bombs are Christian terrorists......even when you haven't even bothered to check if they were Christians.........

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    Quote Originally Posted by PostmodernProphet View Post
    maybe because some Americans aren't Christian............now I certainly know you haven't hesitated to say Christian's setting off bombs are Christian terrorists......even when you haven't even bothered to check if they were Christians.........
    If the authorities don't identify their religion how do you expect me to get that info?


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    Quote Originally Posted by christiefan915 View Post
    If the authorities don't identify their religion how do you expect me to get that info?
    ????......I don't......I expect you to make it up like you always do.........

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    Quote Originally Posted by PostmodernProphet View Post
    ????......I don't......I expect you to make it up like you always do.........
    Meaningless as ever.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by PostmodernRacistHipocrite View Post
    maybe because some Americans aren't Christian............now I certainly know you haven't hesitated to say Christian's setting off bombs are Christian terrorists......even when you haven't even bothered to check if they were Christians.........
    Wasn't Timmy a Christian, Pastor?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leonthecat View Post
    Wasn't Timmy a Christian, Pastor?
    When did you ever hear any American bomber, shooter, poisoner etc. described by their religion? It just doesn't happen.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Leonthecat View Post
    Wasn't Timmy a Christian, Pastor?
    Anders Breivik was, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leonthecat View Post
    Wasn't Timmy a Christian, Pastor?
    who?......

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