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Chassidic

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Chas·sid  (äsd, ô-, hä-)
n.
Variant of Hasid.
Chas·sidic adj.
Chas·sidism n.
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Adj.1.Chassidic - of or relating to the Jewish Hasidim or its members or their beliefs and practices
Chasidic, Hasidic, Hassidic
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The 18th day of the Hebrew month of Elul, marks the founding of the Chassidic movement and the birthday of two great Chassidic Torah luminaries.
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For many, like Rabbi Beryl Epstein (opposite page, top photo) of the Chassidic Discovery Center, a non-profit that educates people about Hasidism, the riots inspired efforts for reconciliation.
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The songs themselves are organized into sections: Songs of Israel; Songs in Yiddish; Sephardic & Oriental; Songs in English; Sabbath & Holidays; Chassidic & Liturgical.
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