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Halaka

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Halaka, Halakah, Halachah
the entire body of Jewish law, comprising Biblical laws, oral laws transcribed in the Talmud, and subsequent codes altering traditional teachings. — Halakist, Halachist, n. — Halakic, adj.
See also: Judaism
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Noun1.Halaka - Talmudic literature that deals with law and with the interpretation of the laws on the Hebrew Scriptures
Halacha, Halakah
Talmudic literature - (Judaism) ancient rabbinical writings


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The first of its kind, the exhibit features the works of Yasser Aggour, Rheim Alkadhi, Doris Bittar, Abdelali Dahrouch, Mariam Ghani, John Halaka, Nabila Hilmi, Emily Jacir, Mohammad O.
IN/VISIBLE art exhibition inaugurates Arab American National Museum by Farhat, Maymanah / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
Stripped of Their Identity and Driven From Their Land," a drawing by San Diego's John Halaka, memorializes the diaspora of the Palestinian people.
"Made in Palestine": a stirring art exhibit rocks Houston and hits ... by Hanley, Delinda C. / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
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